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Christopher Nicholson
About the author
Christopher Nicholson was born on 5 February 1945 on a farm near Richmond, Natal, South Africa, and was educated at Michaelhouse and at the University of Natal where he read law. He is a cousin of the brothers Peter and Graeme Pollock who played Test cricket for South Africa and a cousin of the writer Alan Paton. He practised as a human rights lawyer, assisting victims of apartheid, before majority rule was won in 1994. His efforts were recognized with two awards and he was appointed a high court judge in 1995.He retired in July 2010 to pursue his writing career. He has published six books. The first two books were nominated for the Alan Paton prize for non-fiction.
Christopher Nicholson has published six books. His latest book, a collection of short stories called No Sacred Cows, is available now. Click on each link below to discover more about each title. The books are available for download on each title page with secure payment offered. The download is viewable on all devices. For terms and conditions and privacy policy click here.
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