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(NYT35) JOHANNESBURG -- Feb. 7, 2001 -- JOHANNESBURG-LITTERATURE-2 -- For more than half a century Johannesburg continued to inspire and revolt writers and poets. Few people today, though, would describe the old city center as a likely muse. Once the financial hub of white South Africa, it is now known for its violent crime, abandoned skyscrapers, forlorn for-sale signs and hustling black sidewalk salesmen. But walk the streets with Elsabe Brink, a local historian who leads tours of parts of the city that have connections to literary works, and she will tell you that poetry still lives in the grimy walls. Brink outside the Brixton Tower in Johannesburg. (Joao Silva/The New York Times)
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