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        1. Follow Imraan Coovadia and explore their bibliography from Amazon's Imraan Coovadia Author Page.
        2. Imraan Coovadia is a South African novelist, essayist, and academic.
        3. His debut novel, The Wedding, published simultaneously in the US and SA in , has been translated into Hebrew and Italian.
        4. Imraan Coovadia is the author of the novels The Wedding, Green-Eyed Thieves, High Low In-between, The Institute for Taxi Poetry, Tales of the Metric System.
        5. His writing include a history of political poisoning in southern Africa, The Poisoners: on South Africa's Toxic Past (Umuzi, Random House, ), a study of non.

          6. His debut novel, The Wedding, published simultaneously in the US and SA in , has been translated into Hebrew and Italian.!

          Imraan Coovadia

          South African novelist

          Imraan Coovadia

          Born1970
          Durban, South Africa
          OccupationWriter, Associate Professor (UCT), Director of Creative Writing Program (UCT)
          Period2001 -
          Notable worksHigh Low In-between, The Institute for Taxi Poetry, Tales of the Metric System

          Imraan Coovadia (born 1970) is a South African novelist, essayist, and academic.

          He is the director of the creative writing program at the University of Cape Town.[1] He has taught 19th-Century Studies and Creative Writing at a number of US universities. His debut novel, The Wedding, published simultaneously in the US and SA in 2001, has been translated into Hebrew and Italian.

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          Background

          Imraan Coovadia was born in Durban, in 1970, South Africa to Jerry Coovadia and Zubie (Zubeida) Hamed. His father is a well-known AIDS activist, member of the UDF and doctor.[2] His mother is a dermatologist.

          He is a regular contributor to various newspapers,