by John Conyngham · Salamandra · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788478881444
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When the cane blooms is a novel by John Conyngham that raises the inner conflict experienced by every person who has to resign themselves to the disappearance of their culture and identity. The story focuses on James Colville, a young South African of English origin whose sugar plantation in the Natal region is progressively harassed by political changes. Colville accepts and supports the new era, but considers himself as African as anyone and with the same right to work the land of his ancestors.
