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Kiek-en-fliek: Breytenbach Sentrum Digterstuin

Naomi Bruwer 2012-09-27 Die Breytenbach Sentrum se Digterstuin is op 15 September geopen met voorlesings van 'n groep digters se klipgedigte.

Digitale Tuin van Digters

2012-09-27 ’n Versameling tuingedigte soos voorgelees by die opening van die Breytenbach-sentrum se digterstuin.

Nagmaal

Wilken Calitz 2012-09-26 Wilken Calitz se kort-kortverhaal in opdrag van LitNet. Wilken is een van die skrywers wat opgeneem is in Nuwe Stories, 'n bundel kortverhale deur skrywers onder 30.

Een lewe

Philip Brand 2012-09-26 Philip Brand is een van die skrywers van Nuwe Stories. Hier is die kort-kortverhaal wat ht spesiaal vir LitNet geskryf het.

Oumatjie

Donovan Greeff 2012-09-26 Donovan Greeff se kort-kortverhaal spesiaal vir LitNet.

Die boekbekendstelling

Carolyn Meads 2012-09-26 Carolyn Meads se kort-kortverhaal spesiaal vir LitNet.

Open Book 2012: The Caine Prize for African Writing

Naomi Meyer 2012-09-26 On Saturday, 22 September the Open Book Festival had a distinctly international flavour: due to the international visitors and due to the weather ...

Imagining Professor Yo Ming: A review of The Cambridge History of South African Literature

Helize van Vuuren 2012-09-26 "Literary history has been called the "impossible genre". David Attwell and Derek Attridge have proven that it is not so, and that this genre is constantly evolving into newer forms. The gauntlet has been thrown down. Teamwork has brought us this present thought-provoking work."

The possibility of inclusivity: A review of The Cambridge History of South African Literature

Andries Oliphant 2012-09-26 "Fully aware of the pitfalls lurking below the surface, [Attridge and Attwell] jettisoned the monological or monofocal approach used in the histories of Kannemeyer and Chapman to opt for a multi-authored dialogical approach."

"South African literature is not South African English literature": Linda Kwatsha reviews The Cambridge History of South African Literature

Linda Kwatsha 2012-09-26 "In order to understand the present it is important to look back at the past. This volume is an answer to those who want to understand the beginnings of African literature, the ups and downs of its development, up to its current situation. The history of a country plays a role in the literature of that particular country."

Toward an inclusive literary history: Three scholars review The Cambridge History of South African Literature

2012-09-26 Three experts in Afrikaans, general literary theory and African literature share their impressions of The Cambridge History of South African Literature, a volume about South African literature that covers all eleven of South Africa's official languages. The book is edited by Derek Attridge and David Attwell.

Digterstuin: Diefstal in die tuin van digters

Bibi Slippers 2012-09-21 Bibi Slippers skryf oor die verganklikheid van meesterstukke.

Nie deur Dickens nie

Bibi Slippers 2012-09-21 "As ek Dickens se A Tale of Two Cities moes vertaal vir ’n kontemporêre Afrikaanse gehoor, sou ek só begin: “Dit was die coolste tye. Dit was die kakste tye.” As ek die storie van my lewe die afgelope twee weke moes vertel, sou hy ook presies so begin."