THE RELATIVELY PUBLIC LIFE OF JULES BROWDE

(JONATHAN BALL PUBLISHERS, 2016)

"If this were a novel, critics would hail [Jules Browde] as a brilliantly realised character with an unforgettable voice."

- Joe Lelyveld, former executive editor of The New York Times

"Daniel Browde's account of Jules Browde's life is rich, engaging, intriguing and delightful ... Crammed with human and historical interest."

– Edwin Cameron, Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa

"Browde writes a precise, elegant prose, warmed by an appealing candour and understated lyricism."

- Ivan Vladislavic, author of Portrait with Keys

The Relatively Public Life of Jules Browde is more than the portrait of an unusual South African life: it is the moving tale of a complex and tender relationship between grandfather and grandson, and an exploration of how we are made and unmade in the stories we tell about our lives. You can buy the book in South Africa at Exclusive Books and other good retailers,  or online here.