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[ BIOS ]
Peter J. Morris Writer, teacher, and current SA inhabitant of Portugal
with a brand new hip. Practise is an extract from his novel Joburg Bad
City.
Vinod Subramanian Filmmaker, musician, sound designer & recording
engineer. First published fiction.
Kgaogelo Lekota Poet whose pen flows in proportion to human intersection
with his creative space (when not studying at Wits Univ.).
Stacy Hardy Writer, sweet wizard. Currently working on a film of one of
her shorts (Love Sick).
Phillip Zhuwao Widely published and anthologised Zimbabwean poet who died
in 1997.
Aarti Srijeyakumar Featured in Andreas Buchanan And Shannon Randall (eds):
Dishes in the danger Zone & Other Stories by third-year journalism
students in Robert Berold's writing class at Rhodes University from which Coming
Home is extracted.
Lesley Odendal Featured in Andreas Buchanan And Shannon Randall (eds):
Dishes in the danger Zone & Other Stories by third-year journalism
students in Robert Berold's writing class at Rhodes University from which
Oshakati, Vamboland is extracted.
Gary Cummiskey Editor of the journal Green Dragon (PO Box 783211,
Sandton 2146), and publisher of Dye Hard Press titles. New collection of poems
just out: Bog Docks. (bookshops, or write direct to: PO Box 783211, Sandton
2146, or email dyehardpress@iafrica.com
Sonwabo Meyi Poet in defence of an undiluted vocabulary fuelled by image,
music, and surrealistic imagination. Currently living in Grahamstown.
Aryan Kaganof Decline and Fall is extracted from Stones Again (Pine
Slopes, 2004). Numerous awards and prizes for films. substancebooks will publish
a new edition of his controversial novel Hectic! soon to be made into a
film. Publisher: Pine Slopes Publications.
Graeme Feltham Writer. Author of One Hundred Naked Beers (Brevitas,
2002). substancebooks will be publishing his new novel meltwaters, as
well as a collection of shorts Lost in Found.
Suzanne du Preez Publishing Co-ordinator at David Krut Publishing,
poet at sweet.
Mzwandile Matiwana Mzwandile's collection I lost a Poem, has just
been published by Deep South Publishing.
Robert Berold Author of 3 books of poetry, the latest being Rain Across
a Paper Field (Gecko, 1999); editor of the critically acclaimed anthology:
It All Begins: Poems From Postliberation South Africa (Gecko, 2002) and
publisher: Deep South Publishing.
Mark Johnstone Currently living in Spain, Johnstone makes a welcome return
to publishing after an absence of some years.
Aishwarya Iyer Now resident in Calcutta, India, to do a masters in English
Lit.
Nadine Botha Joburg-based writer with self-published chapbook compared
to not eating tuna or chocolate (2003)(copies from: P.O. Box 457, Vrede,
9835), as well as a book to be published by Deep South Publishing.
Richard Fox Poet, impresario, and general strategist for a better future
when not managing Book Dealers of Bedfordview.
Rosamund Stanford Writer living in the wilds of the Eastern Cape. Chapbook
of poetry out: "the peeling of skies" (Aerial Publishing, P.O. Box 404,
Grahamstown, 6140).
Bernat Kruger Fully organic poet from Delmas. Forthcoming title from Deep
South Publishing.
Mpho Romaano Poet, playwright, actor and director. His collection of
poetry titled The Wings and a collection of plays (with Oupa Mongwe)
The Ultimate Disaster and other plays will be published later this year.
Joan Metelerkamp Numerous volumes to her credit, the latest being
requiem (2003) published by Deep South. substancebooks will publish her
latest book, more of you. Past editor of New Coin.
Sean O'Toole Past editor of www.artthrob.co.za, current editor of Art
South Africa. Writer too.
Fred de Vries Blixa Bargeld: Something better than death, we can always
find is an extract from a book of interviews conducted by Fred de Vries with 80s
musicians. He is currently writing a biography of Sinclair Beiles. Both titles
will be published by substancebooks.
Julian Jonker Freelance writer. His work has appeared in many local
publications and he has also been included in Life In The Wires: The Ctheory
Reader.
Tessa Laird Art critic and teaches theory at the Manukau School of
Visual Arts in Auckland, New Zealand. Recently started studying again and is
investigating lecturing as a form of performance art.
Toast Coetzer Lyricist for The Buckfever Underground.
substancebooks will be publishing their songbook w/CD. Photographer too.
Miles Keylock Journalist and music critic at large. Sideline: CD
importation/distribution.
Max du Preez Ground breaking journalist (Vrye Weekblad) and author
of the superb memoir Pale Native: Memories of a Renegade Reporter (Zebra,
2003).
Mia Ou Taiwanese artist currently living in New Zealand. Her recent work
uses photography and video to explore the expectations of marriage and obedience
imposed on women in traditional Taiwanese society.
Lesego Rampolokeng Various books and spoken word CDs. New: the second
chapter (Pantolea Press, 2003), Black-Heart (Pine Slopes, 2004)
White-Heart (Deep South, 2005). He has also been included in Life In
The Wires: The Ctheory Reader.
Chris Kraus The Blessed is an extract from Video Green: Los Angeles Art
and the Triumph of Nothingness (Semiotext(e), 2004) by Chris Kraus. (Sure,
Blessed has been published in Log Illustrated, Artext and more & less, but
it's really that good). Her novel Torpor will be out soon.
Ema Tavola Fijian princess who has lived in Belgium and currently resides
in New Zealand, where she studies sculpture and makes waves in the local Pacific
community.
Mark Waller Mark Waller is a journalist currently living in Helsinki,
Finland. "Ranting At Fat Arses" was first published in April 2004 in the Finnish
magazine Voima (www.voima.fi).
Dror Eyal Glitchy soul, postculture-worker, One of Two Foxes, software
artist, programmer.
Meena Kandasamy A writer and translator based in Chennai, India. Recently
won first prize in the Indian Horizons Poetry Contest 2004 organized by
the Indian Council of Cultural Relations, New Delhi.
Paul Wessels Wrote most of these bios himself. Complaints to: P.O. Box
101, Nowhere, 4321. Deep South will be publishing my ghost in the bush of
lies. Editor of sweet, and publisher of substancebooks.
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