Bathandwa M has written the groundbreaking work this story begins on its side. It delves into the rape of a black lesbians in a township in South Africa and the terrible silence and rejection by institutions which are required by law to help. The launch of the book has been set for 21 March 2024 - Human Rights Day.

J. John le Grange studied creative writing at the University of Cape Town under novelist Joan Hambidge. He has a Masters of Arts in Creative Writing and wrote the musical For the Love of the Mother, which ran at the Artscape Theatre Centre in Cape Town. He was a place winner in the 2000 Seoul Creative Writing competition and briefly edited a magazine for creative writers in South Africa. He lives in Cape Town.

I have been on a rough but interesting journey. The poems and the images I produce are a product of my thoughts and feelings on this journey.

Think about an ordinary day at a school and that starts with a welcome from “Uncle Rob”, and multiple interactions after that!  Rob’s School Reminiscences shares the stories and anecdotal happenings from his daily interaction with children. Eat 200 cupcakes a year – inevitably he gets one each day and he even gets Bakerman's on a Friday.