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A world of sharp edges: Part Three
Read the final instalment of André Naffis-Sahely’s account of the Dancing in Other Words Festival.
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Tagged Breyten Breytenbach, Carolyn Forché, Dancing in Other Words, Ko Un, Kole Omotoso, Petra Müller, poetry
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Rabearivelo: The poetry of in-betweenness
Pieter Odendaal introduces SLiPnet readers to the Malagasy poet Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo. Lees sy vertalings van Rabearivelo se gedigte hier.
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Tagged colonialism, french, inbetween, Madagascar, Malagasy, poetry, Rabearivelo, suicide
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Scrub Robin: a poem
Regular SLiPnet readers will by now be familiar with John Eppel’s poem blogs that combine a naturalist’s observations with intimate musings and memories. Read his latest here.
A world of sharp edges: Part Two
In part two of his travel blog, André Naffis-Sahely continues his journey on the Spier poetry caravan at the Dancing in Other Words festival.
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Tagged Albie Zachs, Antjie Krog, Dancing in Other Words, poetry, travel blog
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Where a poem can live – an interview with Kobus Moolman.
Our intrepid interviewer Chantelle Gray Van Heerden caught up with 2013 Sol Plaatje European Union Award winner Kobus Moolman. Follow the conversation here.
