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Across the Barrier – A signed KwaZulu-Natal historical novel exploring a rare cross-cultural marriage in the 1880s Midlands—rich in local history and character.
2 in stock
A scarce and locally significant South African historical novel, Across the Barrier by Chris Lake is set in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands during the late 19th century. The story explores a unique and unconventional relationship between a Zulu woman and a colonial farmer, offering insight into cultural intersections, social tensions, and life in the 1880s.
This 1996 paperback edition is signed and inscribed by the author on the title page, adding collectible appeal—particularly for readers and collectors interested in regional KwaZulu-Natal history and literature. Published by KAM Publishers, Pietermaritzburg, the book reflects a niche but meaningful slice of South African storytelling.
A desirable copy of Across the Barrier for collectors of signed South African books, local history enthusiasts, or readers interested in colonial-era narratives with a regional focus.
Condition – Very Good
Light shelf wear to covers, minor marks. Internally clean. Signed and inscribed by author on title page.






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