F A Venter - Die volledige Lande-reeks: Geknelde Land; Offerland; Gelofteland en Bedoelde Land
F A Venter - Die volledige Lande-reeks:
Geknelde Land, Offerland, Gelofteland en Bedoelde Land
Venter se Lande-reeks kompleet.
Bedoelde Land - Hardeband Uitgawe met Stofjas-Goed-Plastiese omslag
Gelofteland - Hardeband Uitgawe sonder stofjas-oppervlak verweer op gesig.
Geknelde land - Hardeband Uitgawe met -Goed-Plastiese omslag
Offerland - Hardeband Uitgawe met -Goed-Plastiese omslag
Boeke almal in 'n goeie toestand . Rand verweer op Dust Jackets, Ouderdoms verweer, Lakband merke en name van vorige eienaars teenwoordig voor in van die boeke.
Dust Jackets of 3 books now protected with new plastic covers
François Alwyn Venter was born in Hopetown on 27 November 1916. He attended school at Vioolskraal, Strydenburg and Hopetown, and matriculated in 1934. He studied at Stellenbosch University and commenced a career as journalist in 1938, working in Cape Town, Pretoria, Windhoek and Johannesburg. In 1960 he began farming in the Kenhardt district, and ten years later started farming near Vredendal in the Olifants River Valley. In 1976 he retired to Strand, where he began to write full-time.
F.A. Venter was known for his historical novels, short stories and books for young adults. He received the Hertzog Prize for prose in 1961 for his novels Swart pelgrim and Geknelde land. Geknelde land formed part of his Great Trek tetralogy which appeared in the 1960s and also included Offerland, Gelofteland and Bedoelde land. His last book, Van Botterkraal na Altena, appeared in 1996 in celebration of his 80th birthday. It contained a selection from his four autobiographical works, one of which, Die keer toe ek my naam vergeet het, won him the Andrew Murray Prize in 1996. This book is about his recovery after suffering a stroke in 1990. F.A. Venter died on 8 July 1997 at the age of 80.
