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Darryl Accone
M&G’s Litfest takes flight, honouring Sol Plaatje on his 140th anniversary
Article
Darryl Accone
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9 Sep 2016
Alongside panels discussing hot topics, shortlisted poets from the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Award and Anthology will receive their awards.
Don DeLillo’s foresight in his undiminished works are a delight to read
Article
Darryl Accone
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5 Aug 2016
SinceToni Morrison (1993), Isaac Bashevis Singer (1978) and Saul Bellow (1976), American authors have got short shrift from the Nobel.
OBITUARY: Adam Small had words and learning in his blood
Article
Darryl Accone
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28 Jun 2016
A founder of the University of the Western Cape, Adam Small died at the weekend at the age of 79.
Coetzee listens, learns in Palestine
Article
Darryl Accone
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2 Jun 2016
Author defines apartheid to describe situation in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Literary awards: ’Tis the season to toast the best of local authors
Article
Darryl Accone
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25 May 2016
Awards season is upon us once more – that time in late autumn when authors turn to thoughts of riches that will be made known in midwinter.
New store bridges a book market gap
Article
Darryl Accone
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Kwanele Sosibo
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14 May 2016
Bridge Books looks to change Johannesburg's book dealing landscape.
The pen is mightier than the penis
Article
Darryl Accone
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6 May 2016
From Shakespeare to 'Portnoy's Complaint', writers have been saucing up their literary efforts since time immemorial - with mixed results.
‘The vilest of men rise to the greatest credit’
Analysis
Darryl Accone
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4 May 2016
French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau's writings from 1755 could have well been written today, about South Africa.
How Shakespeare fits our time
Article
Darryl Accone
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2 May 2016
The bard has been dead for 400 years, yet he speaks from the grave as clearly and wisely as ever.
Biblical myths in the time of Mammon
Article
Darryl Accone
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23 Mar 2016
The religious underpinnings of South African fiction have been eroded by the secularisation of our society since 1994, with one striking exception.
Dan Brown not Umberto Eco’s sole echo
Article
Darryl Accone
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26 Feb 2016
Eco, who has died at the age of 84, bestrode the disparate worlds of popular fiction and critical thinking with panache.
Exclusive Books launches in-store restaurant
Article
Darryl Accone
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17 Dec 2015
Foodies, the fickle Jo’burg socialite crowd and book lovers are the prospective clientele of the Social Kitchen & Bar at Exclusive Books in Hyde Park.
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