More South African Insults, by Sarah Britten (used)

Second-hand copy — condition: very good.

The third volume of Sarah Britten's humour books on South African insults, after The Art of the South African Insult and McBride of Frankenmanto: The Return of the South African Insult. From the publisher: "A lot has happened since the appearance of The Return of the South African Insult. Thabo Mbeki is no longer president, Manto Tshabalala-Msimang is no longer minister of health and Luke Watson wore a Springbok jersey and then said he wanted to vomit on it. Amidst all this excitement, one figure still managed to stand out, mainly because he was shouting a lot and threatening to kill for Zuma at the time. Julius Malema is worthy of an entire chapter on his own. Some things haven't changed: South Africans still hate taxis and taxi drivers, they still love BMWs, the Gautrain sinkhole keeps opening up in Oxford Road and Bafana Bafana aren't quite so useless." Illustrated with 16 sketches.

Sarah Britten is a South African writer, blogger and communication strategist from Johannesburg. She won Sanlam Prizes for Youth Literature for The Worst Year of My Life – So Far (2000) and The Martin Tudhope Show (2002).

30 Degrees South, Johannesburg. Paperback, 240 pages. ISBN 9780958489089.