Representing the unpresentable: between the secular and the spiritual in Gordimer's post-apartheid fiction / Ileana Dimitriu -- Narrative dynamics and boundaries: the undermining of event and eventfulness in The book of happenstance by Ingrid Winterbach / Heilna du Plooy -- Deneys Reitz and the bounds of self-understanding / John Gouws -- Challenging and negotiating national borders: Sami and Tornedalian AlterNative literary history / Anne Heith -- The visual representation of the boundary between past and present: Chekhov's The cherry orchard and Suzman's The free state / Lida Kruger -- Earth as home: nature and refuges/living spaces in some Afrikaans narratives / Susan Meyer -- Borders and abjection in Triomf / Adele Nel -- Body, corpus, and corpse: delineating Henrik Ibsen in A.S. Byatt's The biographer's tale / Ellen Rees -- Pronouncing it the porder: ascribing aesthetic values to external and internal national borders in Frank A. Jenssen's The salt bin / Johan Schimanski -- The normal and the carceral: boundaries in Thomas Harris's The silence of the lambs / Tony Ullyatt -- The aid of rhetoric and the rhetoric of AIDS: Eben Venter's Ek stamel ek sterwe / Phil van Schalkwyk -- Navigating the interstitial: boundaries in Lady Anne by Antjie Krog / Hein Viljoen.
