Cabin Fever was originally written in June 2020 and edited by KT
Mia Arderne’s debut novel is, partly, a homage to place. Flashes of Cape Town’s northern suburbs pop up, offering hazy solace to the characters. Phumlani Pikoli went along for the ride.
In the second instalment of A Seat at a Table, writers discuss authenticity, character development and the value of handwritten drafts
Interviews can often demystify the processes behind how people create. It’s always fascinated Phumlani Pikoli to find the tricks to artists’ magic, as explored in his new podcast, ‘A Seat at a Table’
Writer, skater and filmmaker Phumlani Pikoli says his artistic intention was ‘to play’
Phumlani Pikoli’s latest piece is a metafiction based on what could happen if spike jonze and Ira Glass met
Melinda Ferguson has gathered essays and stories from 40-plus contributors for Corona Chronicles
‘Born Freeloaders’ seems like a light read but under that is a layered look at post-apartheid privilege
The production examines how political and social conditions combine to produce an environment that is, quite literally, deadly for women.
A collection of short stories flirts with surrealism in its rendering of the complex South African condition
The trope of the anguished artist romanticises the acute mental suffering that afflicts some of those who find an escape in creativity