‘Writing allowed me to honour the connections between life and death’—Philippa Namutebi Kabali-Kagwa talks to Tiah Beautement about her memoir, Flame and Song Philippa Namutebi...
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Meet Joan Metelerkamp
Joan Metelerkamp is an award-winning South African poet with several collections published by Modjaji. In this interview from Conversations with Writers, published way back in...
Q and A with Priscilla Holmes on Bruce Dennill’s blog
Bruce Dennill caught up with Priscilla Holmes about her crime fiction novel, Now I See You Tabisa Or Not Tabisa?, Or Of Xhosa It’s Ok To Take On Taboo Subjects January 18,2015...
An interview with the South African Marian Keyes
A week ago, Irma Rissanen, Finnish book blogger got in touch with me, as she had blogged about Team Trinity. Now, she’s interviewed Fiona Snyckers, and I thought you might enjoy...
Gorry Bowes-Taylor interviews Yewande Omotoso on Fine Music Radio
Listen to Gorry Bowes-Taylor interview Yewande Omotoso on Fine Music Radio yesterday about Bom Boy, her prize-winning debut novel which most recently was short-listed for the...
The interview for SSDA by Fiona Snyckers
Just in time for Short Story Day Africa 2013 here are Fiona Snyckers‘ responses to the 21 Questions: 1. Do you actually enjoy writing, or do you write because you like the...
Meet Philippa Kabali-Kagwa
‘Writing allowed me to honour the connections between life and death’—Philippa Namutebi Kabali-Kagwa talks to Tiah Beautement about her memoir, Flame and Song Philippa Namutebi Kabali-Kagwa Tiah Beautement chats to Philippa Namutebi Kabali-Kagwa about her poetry and...
Meet Joan Metelerkamp
Joan Metelerkamp is an award-winning South African poet with several collections published by Modjaji. In this interview from Conversations with Writers, published way back in 2009, she talks, among other things, about the vacuum that exists on the South Africa poetry...
Q and A with Priscilla Holmes on Bruce Dennill’s blog
Bruce Dennill caught up with Priscilla Holmes about her crime fiction novel, Now I See You Tabisa Or Not Tabisa?, Or Of Xhosa It’s Ok To Take On Taboo Subjects January 18,2015 Described as a “racy, pacy crime thriller,” Priscilla Holmes’ Now I See You has met with...
An interview with the South African Marian Keyes
A week ago, Irma Rissanen, Finnish book blogger got in touch with me, as she had blogged about Team Trinity. Now, she’s interviewed Fiona Snyckers, and I thought you might enjoy reading the interview, in English and in Finnish. 1.Needless to say, Trinity is my...
Gorry Bowes-Taylor interviews Yewande Omotoso on Fine Music Radio
Listen to Gorry Bowes-Taylor interview Yewande Omotoso on Fine Music Radio yesterday about Bom Boy, her prize-winning debut novel which most recently was short-listed for the Etisalat Prize along with Finding Soutbek by Karen Jennings and No Violet Bulawayo’s We Need...
The interview for SSDA by Fiona Snyckers
Just in time for Short Story Day Africa 2013 here are Fiona Snyckers‘ responses to the 21 Questions: 1. Do you actually enjoy writing, or do you write because you like the finished product? Sometimes writing can be like pulling teeth. I don’t enjoy that part much. At...