James de Villiers talks at the launch of Graeme Feltham's
new book With the Safety Off, published by Dye Hard Press. There were some
innaresting speeches, particularly one by my old china, Nick Hauser. Nick drew
parallels to Fig and Dostoevsky's Raskolnikov, both schismatic characters, and
cited similarities between Graeme and Herman Charles Bosman. High praise indeed
for a grungy book about drugs in Yeoville in the 90s ..
Friday, 29 November 2019
At the launch of Graeme Feltham's With the Safety Off
South African journalist Dennis Beckett checking out copies of Graeme Feltham's With the Safety Off, at the launch held at David Krut Bookstore on 27 November.
When Spirit Meets Bone
When Spirit Meets Bone, a CD of music by Graeme Feltham, compiled by James de Villiers. The CD was available for sale at the launch of With the Safety Off, published by Dye Hard Press.
Tuesday, 26 November 2019
You gotta be the morning aftertaste: an extract from Graeme Feltham's With the Safety Off, published in Mail & Guardian
Fig claws through the cobwebs of some or other muckmare, the details of which he thankfully cannot remember.
He takes the mirror off the bedstand and snorts the line of coke he prepared before falling asleep like a log.
On the spot he’s awake on the double-bed sponge mattress with a crate on either side, the Hitachi L 17 on the one crate, a few books on the other (no library here, commensurate with his avowed unbelief in property), two other crates that double as chairs scattered on the floor and against the one wall his clothes are folded in wooden tomato boxes. Read more.
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Wednesday, 20 November 2019
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