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Sanlam | LitNet-poësieslypskool by die US Woordfees 2015
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'n Reis na die verlede op moderne paaie
2015-03-03 Sowat 20 000 kilometers in 50 dae. Ethiopië toe en terug ... Douvoordag is ons, die Du Plessis’s en die Burgers vanaf Robertson op pad noord terwyl die bakkies nog na polish ruik. M. Beard het geskryf: ‘Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, […]
South African Independent Publishers Awards 2015
2015-02-25 Booktown Richmond is proud to announce another first: awards that recognise excellence in the burgeoning field of self-published books in South Africa. Self-published books in both English and Afrikaans are eligible for entry.
Ten questions: Stacy Hardy on Because The Night
2015-02-20 "I think all writers have a responsibility to provoke the imagination, to open up new worlds and other spaces and places. It seems to me that this has acquired a new urgency in our global, capitalist world, where the imagination is really under attack."
Ten questions: Martin Sehlapelo on A Peek Inside a Political Prisoner's Heart
2015-02-18 "I will never forget my trip to the island. There was a small round window which allowed a little bit of light and from where I could see the changing colours of the waters which were now covering the glass as the ship was sailing towards the island. From my perspective, we were under the sea, I felt like I was going to drown and die."