Sypaadjie: ’n onderhoud met Alma Rossouw
2019-07-10"Ek wou ’n lekkerlees liefdesverhaal oor vroulike seksualiteit skryf."
Doodsengel: ’n onderhoud met Madelein Rust
2019-07-03"’n Mens skryf met passie en oortuiging juis as jy geraak word deur pyn."
Web – 'n onderhoud met Naomi Meyer
2017-02-28"Nee, ek het nie die storie se einde geken toe ek dit begin skryf het nie. Ek het in die donker agter die storie aangeloop met 'n koplig wat net so 'n paar treë voor my uit skyn."
Reader's review: Wasted by Mark Winkler
2015-06-24"If we are to listen to one another, and to one another’s stories, we must be willing to recognise not only our own wounds but the wounds of others."
LitNet Akademies-resensie-essay: Ikarus deur Deon Meyer
2015-06-12"Dit is deesdae byna onmoontlik om na 'n speurfiguur te verwys sonder dat kaptein Bennie Griessel as verwysingspunt dien ..."
Resensie: Skuldig deur Martin Steyn
2015-05-05"Skuldig is met tye ’n genadeloos intense roman wat die leser se morele kompas stuk vir stuk aftakel en doelbewus met meer vrae as antwoorde laat."
Review: An Imperfect Blessing by Nadia Davids
2015-02-16 "Davids is unafraid to tackle hefty questions that refuse arbitrary answers: How does transformation and transition take place? Who gets to determine the course and character of relationships?"Review: The Story of Anna P, as Told by Herself by Penny Busetto
2014-10-02 "How do we find our place in the world if our vision of ourselves is never fully consonant with the self-narratives we would like to believe?"Onderhoud met Francois Smith: Om Kamphoer te skryf
2014-10-01 "Kom ek sê maar net dat ek baie lank saam met daardie karakters in daardie motor moes gaan sit, saam met Susan Nell en daardie twee bejaarde mans, en ek moes sit en sit en wag dat iets van daardie situasie tot my deurdring."Onderhoud: Draalnoot vir ‘n janfiskaal deur Henry Jack Cloete
2014-09-25 Joan Hambidge noem in haar resensie Draalnoot “’n roman wat soos ‘n Playstation-speletjie sy eie reëls neerlê.”Interview: Birdseye by Máire Fisher
2014-09-23 "What is particularly exciting is that Birdseye is appealing to a wide range of readers: from my sons and their friends in their twenties, to my father and mother-in-law in their eighties, to middle-aged men and women. I’m so happy about that – I love knowing that Birdseye is crossing all sorts of age boundaries."Interview: Balthasar's Gift by Charlotte Otter
2014-09-05 "I grew tired of reading crime novels that began with a sexy corpse."Interview with Brent Meersman of Missing Ink Publishers
2014-09-03"If I have to compromise on how and what I write according to somebody else’s views based on their hunches ... about sales – well, I’d rather not write."
Interview: Garden of Dreams by Melissa Siebert
2014-08-18 Melissa Siebert discusses her debut novel with Jonathan Amid.

