KZN's premier book festival, the Midlands Literary Festival, is taking place in Yellowwood, Howick on 27–28 August.
PROGRAMME
Saturday 27 August
9.00–9.30 John Conyngham: Hazara: Elegy for an African farm
9.30–10.00 Brian Khoza: Smiling after lost love
10.00–10.30 Nikki Brighton: Mnandi: A taste of Mphophomeni
10.30–11.00 Tea
11.00–11.30 Thomas Mollett: Bloody lies – the Inge Lotz murder
11.30–12.00 Marí Peté: Step through
12.00–12.30 Darryl Earl David: Church tourism in South Africa
12.30–1.00 Mike Norris: Artist round the bend
1.00–2.30 Lunch
2.30–3.00 Elizabeth Pienaar: Bobby
3.00–3.30 Allen Goddard: Wendell Berry – Prophet of Bloom
3.30–4.00 Irene Fischer: I am still here
4.00–4.30 Fikile Hlatshwayo: Blacks do caravan
4.30–5.00 Thomas Mollett: Oscar Pistorius vs The Truth
Sunday 28 August
9.00–9.30 Michael Nuttall: Number two to Tutu
9.30–10.00 Elwyn Jenkins: The chronicles of Peach Grove Farm – a rare children’s book
10.00–10.30 Heinrich Bömkhe: Sarie
10.30–11.00 Tea
11.00–11.30 Chris Mann: Lifelines
11.30–12.00 Barbara Siedle: The lady in white
12.00–12.30 Jackie Cameron: Baking with Jackie Cameron
12.30–1.00 Ashwin Desai: The Bard in Africa
1.00–2.30 Lunch
2.30–3.00 Vincent Reid: Drawn in Africa
3.00–3.30 Nkosinathi Sithole: Hunger eats a man
3.30–4.00 John Matisonn: God, lies and spies
4.00–4.30 Jessica Pitchford: Switched at birth
Kommentaar
Debra Evans
Dit lyk interessant, maar waarom dit so laat bekend maak?
Ekskuus ek moes Soweto Boekefees die week tevore organiseer. Weens logistiese redes moes ek dan twee feeste oor twee weke organiseer. Sal nie weer gebeur nie. Darryl David