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The Only Magic We Know is a celebration of all the poets Modjaji has published. This anthology offers a taste of the range and diversity of the poems that have appeared in the individual poets collections.
“Tick, tock, tick, tock.” Thanks to Peter Pan, this sound, if heard near water, means run: a hungry crocodile is on its way. J. M. Barrie isn’t fully to blame for spreading the word that crocodiles are our enemies, or at least the enemies of one-handed pirates—innumerable songs, stories, and legends have characterized these reptiles as a symbol of pitiless predation and insatiable appetite. Tracking twenty-three crocodilian species from India and Egypt to Africa, Australia, and beyond, Crocodile advocates that we do a complete one-eighty in our views of these magnificent creatures. Dan Wylie traces the crocodile in myth, art, and literature, demonstrating that though we commonly asso...
The Only Magic We Know is a celebration of all the poets Modjaji has published. This anthology offers a taste of the range and diversity of the poems that have appeared in the individual poets' collections. The authors include: ingrid andersen - marike beyers - melissa butler - margaret clough - christine coates - colleen crawford cousins - phillippa yaa de villiers - isobel dixon - sarah frost - elisa galgut - dawn garisch - megan hall - kerry hammerton - khadija tracey heeger - colleen higgs - eliza kentridge - haidee kotze - sindiwe magona - michelle mcgrane - jenna mervis - joan metelerkamp - helen moffett - malika ndlovu - tariro ndoro - azila talit reisenberger - shirmoney rhode - beverly rycroft - arja salafranca - karin schimke - katleho kano shoro - thandi sliepen - annette snyckers - jeannie wallace mckeown - crystal warren - robin winckel-mellish - wendy woodward - makhosazana xaba - fiona zerbst
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This book provides historical and political analysis of the ending of apartheid in South Africa, although it is primarily about the experience of ordinary South Africans as they feel the heave of history propel them towards a new uncharted country.
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The annual Agfa Wildlife and Environment Awards held in Johannesburg, draw submissions from amateur and professional photographers - the only criterion for submission being that the photographs must concern African wildlife. This collection combines some of the best wildlife photography the world has to offer. It records the winning photographs from the from the 20 years of the annual Agfa Wildlife and Environment Awards.