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HansR en die afgeleëndheid

 Namib 2011-10-27  

Vir Jaco oor die golfies

 Jan Rap 2011-10-27  

Vir Jaco oor aliasse

 Jan Rap 2011-10-27  

Francois Williams en Swapo

 Namib 2011-10-27  

HansR en sy bevryde vrou

 Namib 2011-10-27  

Jan praat

 Skot 2011-10-27  

Die beleg(ging) van Wall Street

 Wouter 2011-10-27  

DONDERDAG; 17/10/11, ENIGSTE UITGAWE

 Maggie Marx 2011-10-27  

About Black Butterflies

 Tinka Oberholzer 2011-10-27  

Namaaksels, vir Oester

 Namib 2011-10-27  

Namib, Wamboland en ander dinge?

 Hans Richardt 2011-10-27  

Jaap Blonk on Sound Poetry and how it can change the world

 Jaap Blonk, Bibi Slippers 2011-10-26  A nice thing about Sound Poetry is that it can stimulate the imagination of each individual listener in a different way, as they are freed from the “dictatorship” of the words.

Shailja Patel on African women and why poetry alone is not change

 Bibi Slippers, Shailja Patel 2011-10-26  

TJ Dema on the spoken-word movement and cross-cultural interaction

 Bibi Slippers, TJ Dema 2011-10-26  

Helse manier van koebaai sê: Die finale Rooi Luiperd stel nie teleur nie

 Madri Victor 2011-10-26  

Vat ’n gap boei, inspireer en vat raak

 Alette de Beer 2011-10-26  

Johnny is nie dood nie – ’n Uiters waardevolle toevoeging tot die Suid-Afrikaanse drama

 Brink Scholtz 2011-10-26  

Blou Maandag: Bundel het vermaak sowel as meriete

 Jaco Fouché 2011-10-26  

Foto's: LAPA Leeskring-seminaar by Bloemdal-restaurant

 Maggie Marx 2011-10-26  

Big Book Chain Chat #83: Where does poetry begin?

 Kyle Allen 2011-10-26 Poetry begins in silence and transcends ourselves. A poem is both a message and a destination. A poem is both a process and an entirety. We are channels and also embodiers of the poem. Where does the poem end and another existence begin?
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