He Said/ /She Said is also available from Dye Hard Press and will soon be available from Clarke's in Cape Town.
It is limited to 120 numbered copies, which are selling fast!
Arja Salafranca's poetry collection Beyond Touch, published in 2015 by Modjaji Books and Dye Hard Press, has been listed a pick of the week for Pride Month!
Congratulations, Arja!
Pravasan Pillay's Aiyo! is still available at Clarke's in Cape Town - either order online or if you are in the area, pop into the shop in Long Street.
Copies are also available at The Commune bookstore in Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
Please remember this is an edition limited to 100 numbered copies!
Outside the cave: selected poems, by Gary Cummiskey, is still available at Clarke's Bookshop in Cape Town. You can either pop into the shop in person in Long Street, or order online.
Selected by renowned South African poet Kobus Moolman, Outside the cave brings together work by Gary Cummiskey from 1990 to 2020.
Outside the cave is published by Dye Hard Press.
Annoucement by The Red Wheelbarrow:
Kobus Moolman will be reading at 6 Spin Street Restaurant on Wednesday, 30 October at 7pm.
Copies of He Said/ /She Said will be available for sale.
Kobus Moolman's latest poetry collection, He Said/ /She Said, will soon be available at Clarke's Bookshop in Cape Town - watch this space!
As a bonus post, I have included two photos of Kobus reading at the Melville Poetry Festival, Johannesburg, in 2012.
44 pages.
Kobus Moolman's latest poetry collection, He Said// She Said, is published by Dye Hard Press.
44 pages.
Wonderful to see Pravasan Pillay has received his copy of Somewhere else (published by Graffiti Kolkata), I telephoned God (cassette produced by Sloow Tapes in Belgium) and of course Kobus Moolman's He Said// She Said, published by Dye Hard Press and beautifully laid out and designed by Jenny Kellerman Pillay.
( Nope ... the SA Post Office still ain't working -- I posted these from London.)
HE PLEADED IGNORANCE
He did not know what the sky was made of.
He did not know what fire tasted like.
He did not know how far away from earth the truth was.
He did not know how long a man could survive without any covering over his body. Such as skin.
He did not know the current market value of love.
He did not know the lengths a man would go in order to find deception.
He did not know where it all came from.
Then he came up out of the water.
Then he found that he could still breathe.
Even though it was air.
- Kobus Moolman
