In some very good company, and topping this auspicious list at number one, was Bone Meal For Roses!...
Read MoreIn some very good company, and topping this auspicious list at number one, was Bone Meal For Roses!...
Read MoreIt may seem dreamy and wishful to think that growing things can also be healing things, but amazingly...
Read MoreThis is the transcript of a speech I gave to grade sixes and sevens at a junior school...
Read MoreBooks have been around for ages. Pretty much as far back as people have been communicating with one...
Read MoreMaybe I’m too fussy (fastidious, some might say), or perhaps I just like making life difficult for myself,...
Read MoreWe all carry them: the scars within, many of them inflicted before we could even form thoughts. They...
Read MoreSouth Africa is a BIG country. For a kickoff, it’s geographically big. You can fit the UK inside...
Read MoreThis interview about my writing life was published in the Sunday Times on the 13th November 2016.
Read MoreSetting the scene for Bone Meal for Roses Winter vinyards . The Breede Valley . Western Cape ....
Read More‘LemonPoppy Seed Cake’ was published in the Sunday Express in the UK on the 2nd of October 2016.
Read MoreWhen writing a guest blog article for Head of Zeus to co-incide with the UK launch of Bone...
Read MoreFiction-lovers are peculiar creatures. Whilst going about our daily lives, like anyone else, we’ll do pretty much anything...
Read MoreLet me set the scene: the bathroom features chewing-gum pink 1970s wall tiles and a big old bathtub....
Read MoreI suppose it’s unavoidable in a tale narrated by a dead woman, but Black Dog Summer has a...
Read MoreThe first readers of Black Dog Summer shared their thoughts about the book on goodreads.com
Read MoreI’m thrilled to mention that on the eve of the UK launch of Black Dog Summer, Hive.co.uk has...
Read More“In the centre of the yard, the lucky bean tree was just starting to flower, and its bare...
Read More“…spiky aloes, succulent elephant plants and pebbles flank the paths, and between each two adjoining driveways stands a...
Read More“In the distance, the solitary baobab reached its sculptural branches towards the sky. I leaned my body against...
Read More“I remember what it was like to drive on the streets beneath the jacarandas where the tar was...
Read More“The first thing I notice is that the Tipuana tree is gone. I remember the vast reach of...
Read MoreIf I’d known what I was embarking on before beginning this book, I’d have been too terrified to...
Read MoreWhen I was little, there was a massacre on a rural farm that resulted in the death of...
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