Showing posts with label New Contrast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Contrast. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 December 2024

A review of He Said/ /She Said in New Contrast

 

The latest issue of literary journal New Contrast (vol. 52, issue 207) has a wonderful and insightful review of Kobus Moolman's He Said/ /She Said by Marike Beyers.

You can buy a copy of He Said/ /She Said from Clarke's Bookshop in Cape Town. Either visit the shop at 199 Long Street or order online.

Thursday, 23 September 2010

Poetry as intervention: an interview with Alan Finlay


Alan Finlay lives in Johannesburg where he works as a writer, researcher and editor on issues of media freedoms and internet rights. His poems have appeared in various journals locally and abroad, and short selections of his poetry have been published by small presses. Over the years he has founded and edited a number of literary publications, including Bleksem and donga (with Paul Wessels). With Arja Salafranca he co-edited a collection of prose and poetry called glass jars among trees (Jacana, 2003). He was editor of New Coin poetry journal from 2003-2007. His latest collection of poems, pushing from the riverbank, is to be published by Dye Hard Press in October 2010.

To read the interview, click here