Phillippa Yaa De Villiers
What is owed? by Kelwyn Sole: a reader’s impression
2025-11-18"With less of his characteristic reserve and more rampant enjoyment, Sole shapeshifts in this collection, appearing as an old man, as a trogon, as a bee, as the sun, as the beloved – with a sideways wink between author and reader."
What made you fall in love with books?
2011-04-08 What made you fall in love with books – and how did it happen? Loving reading is as natural as walking. I can't remember learning to read. I was sort of an only child, and I felt lonely at night. I would crawl into my father's bed and lie ...
The poet Phillippa Yaa de Villiers talks about her new collection, The Everyday Wife, with Janet van Eeden
2010-06-03 Phillippa Yaa de Villiers’s approach to her work is summed up by the first poem in her new collection of poetry, The Everyday Wife:Words become me …
Without them I am shorn.