Arja Salafranca
Fiction writer, poet, editor
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Does the truth really set us free?
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The Lies We Shared by Sarah Penny (Penguin, R200) The Lies We Shared , set in England and Africa, is Sarah Penny’s second novel, and rich...
Friday, May 20, 2011
Review of An Intimate War by Donvé Lee
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THE intimate war – that closed battleground between a couple, fought within the confines of coupledom but, at times, no less bloody and mess...
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Desert and desire become one
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The Impostor by Damon Galgut Penguin R163 This is a quiet, powerful story, a novel trimmed of excess, where every word means what it should...
Debut effort heralds greater things to come
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Whiplash by Tracey Farren Modjaji Books R150 The cover of this debut novel leads you in. If covers sell books and attract readers, then ...
Life once the fairytale's over
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Marriage Vows by Gail Schimmel Kwela Books R165 It's Jordi Gordan's 55th birthday. Happily married to Hal since her early 20s, she ...
China memoir pulses with charm and pathos
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Cracking China: A memoir of our first three years in China by Rod Mackenzie Knowledge Thirst Media, R195 There's no surer way of knowin...
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