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Interview with Hannah Botsis about writing A Clergyman’s Daughter

Interview with Hannah Botsis about writing A Clergyman’s Daughter

Mar 10, 2026

“My background is in narrative research and I think this was really helpful in working with interview material, and fusing it with sociological description. Narratives allow us to tend to big questions (“what kind of society are we?”), but using individual stories as starting points. It is an amazingly productive technique. Every person has a story, and their class, race, religion, accent, gender, domicile all point to social influences and allow us to sketch a picture of something bigger than just one story. But because it is ‘just’ one story, it remains accessible.”

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Living in an “obsessively visual culture” interview with Joanne Bloch

Living in an “obsessively visual culture” interview with Joanne Bloch

Aug 7, 2025

Living in an “obsessively visual culture" - Takondwa Mazengera  interviews Joanne Bloch  Joanne Bloch is a South African artist, writer, and...

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First non-fiction

First non-fiction

Apr 12, 2022

In 2009 we published our first non-fiction titles, each of them fascinating and a pleasure to publish. Invisible Earthquake a woman's journal through stillbirth by Malika Ndlovu....

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Interview with Hannah Botsis about writing A Clergyman’s Daughter

Interview with Hannah Botsis about writing A Clergyman’s Daughter

by Colleen Higgs | Mar 10, 2026 | People

“My background is in narrative research and I think this was really helpful in working with interview material, and fusing it with sociological description. Narratives allow us to tend to big questions (“what kind of society are we?”), but using individual stories as starting points. It is an amazingly productive technique. Every person has a story, and their class, race, religion, accent, gender, domicile all point to social influences and allow us to sketch a picture of something bigger than just one story. But because it is ‘just’ one story, it remains accessible.”

Living in an “obsessively visual culture” interview with Joanne Bloch

Living in an “obsessively visual culture” interview with Joanne Bloch

by Colleen Higgs | Aug 7, 2025 | People

Living in an “obsessively visual culture" - Takondwa Mazengera  interviews Joanne Bloch  Joanne Bloch is a South African artist, writer, and author of the book Unseen: Listening to visually impaired South Africans, a book that...

First non-fiction

First non-fiction

by Colleen Higgs | Apr 12, 2022 | News

In 2009 we published our first non-fiction titles, each of them fascinating and a pleasure to publish. Invisible Earthquake a woman's journal through stillbirth by Malika Ndlovu. Undisciplined Heart by Jane Katjavivi Hester se Brood by Hester van der Walt Jane...

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