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Down the Baakens Underworld by Brian Walter
The text reflects on the past, and many of the troubles we face today were wrought in the past. The text is indeed a quest for kindness in the face
Hungry on arrival by Kabelo Mofokeng
My collection embraces different kinds of poetry. Some poems come via my home in Pimville Soweto, the urban sounds and multilingual speech patterns as I move through it. Other poems
u-Grand, Malume? by Sizakele Nkosi
“u-Grand, Malume? (Zulu slang: are you ok, Uncle?) is dedicated to two uncles who were victims of the antiapartheid struggle. The poems are my way of bringing Jabulani Maswanganye’s spirit
Zabalaza Republic by Sihle Ntuli
“Zabalaza Republic reiterates the need for my people to find value in our blackness. For my generation, the battle against white supremacy culture has taken on psychological implications echoing sentiments
Everybody is a Bridge by Anton Krueger
The same poet who observes that ‘Everybody is a bridge’, then asks in Zen -fashion, “Is it me, or is it you?/ are you reflection or projection / or the
Once Removed by David Mann
The stories in Once Removed traverse the theatres, artist studios and archives that characterise the world of contemporary art and performance. But they also zero in on the homes, private
Igoli Egoli by Salimah Valiani
IGoli EGoli is a sociopolitical reading of Johannesburg/iGoli, drawing on its famous, and not so famed, people, places, plants and pronouncements. Featuring the city’s well known and lesser known histories,
Latest Features
Blakcmoon – Mick Raubenheimer
“It is said that writing about music is the equivalent of dancing about architecture. Mick Raubenheimer, however, grasps in Bukowskian prose the embodied, emotional and cerebral
NEW: Jana van Niekerk
Jana van Niekerk is a South African writer living in Cape Town. Her short stories and poetry appear in multiple journals including New Coin, New Contrast,
John Mateer: This Nostalgia
John Mateer’s parents were born in Cape Town, living there until their twenties. From his early childhood, their nostalgia for The Cape was influential on him,
Whine of a dog by Rory Kilalea
A yellow haze hid the kopjes. A lonely farmhouse on the arid veldt. Madge sighed. Too hot and still, as hours gnawed away at the blistering
In The Wake’s Album Launch
Expectation as a human feature is naturally flawed. This entity, very easily and perhaps deceptively so as someone more cynical might say; promises a lot without