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[[Nat Nakasa]] (Nathaniel) (1937-1965) Journalist and writer.

Studied at Adams College, began work at Ilanga Lase Natal, then moved on to ''Drum'' and the ''Rand Daily Mail''. Founder of the magazine ''The Classic'' (1963). He was one of the collaborators in the workshop led by [[Athol Fugard]] to create ''[[No-Good Friday]]'' (1958). His writings were edited and published by Essop Patel under the title ''[[The World of Nat Nakasa]]'' (1975).

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 He studied at Adams College, began work at Ilanga Lase Natal, then moved on to ''[[Drum]]'' and the ''Rand Daily Mail''. Founder of the magazine ''[[The Classic]]'' (1963).
-Nakasa committed suicide in exile in the United States at the age of only 28.
+Nakasa committed suicide while in exile in the United States at the age of only 28.
-His writings were edited and published by Essop Patel under the title ''The World of Nat Nakasa'' (1975). A biography by Ryan Brown, ''A native of nowhere: the life of Nat Nakasa'' was published by Jacana Media in 2013.
+His writings were edited and published by Essop Patel under the title ''The World of Nat Nakasa'' (1975). A biography by Ryan Brown, ''A native of nowhere: the life of Nat Nakasa'' was published by Jacana Media in 2013.  A documentary entitled ''[[Nat Nakasa: a native of nowhere]]'' (1999) was directed by [[Lauren Groenewald]].
 His remains were returned to South Africa in 2014.

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 == Biography ==
-He studied at Adams College, began work at Ilanga Lase Natal, then moved on to ''[[Drum]]'' and the ''Rand Daily Mail''. Founder of the magazine ''The Classic'' (1963).
+He studied at Adams College, began work at Ilanga Lase Natal, then moved on to ''[[Drum]]'' and the ''Rand Daily Mail''. Founder of the magazine ''[[The Classic]]'' (1963).
 Nakasa committed suicide in exile in the United States at the age of only 28.

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 [[Nat Nakasa]] (Nathaniel) (1937-1965) Journalist and writer.
-Studied at Adams College, began work at Ilanga Lase Natal, then moved on to ''[[Drum]]'' and the ''Rand Daily Mail''. Founder of the magazine ''The Classic'' (1963). He was one of the collaborators in the workshop led by [[Athol Fugard]] to create ''[[No-Good Friday]]'' (1958). His writings were edited and published by Essop Patel under the title ''[[The World of Nat Nakasa]]'' (1975).
+== Biography ==
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