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The Stellenbosch Literary Project was set up in February 2011 as a public media and events platform to advance literary and performance culture in all languages in South Africa.

A project of the Department of English at Stellenbosch University, SLiP also acts as a hub for community engagement in both the literary and performance spheres.

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  The steel structure on the corner of Merriman and Bird street
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  The wanderings of a lonely sojourner in quiet suburbia
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  And Wrote My Story Anyway, Barbara Boswell
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  Malibongwe: poems from the struggle by ANC women