In this issue:

Interviews:

• At This Time and in This Place: An Interview with Sindiwe Magona by Renée Schatteman
• Between Rationality and the Subconscious Mind: David Griessel in Conversation with Renée Rossouw

Poetry

• P. R. Anderson, Of the Vision at Swartkops
• David Schmidt, Still Together / Lorca’s Lover: An Account of a Life in One Room in One Moment
• Nondwe Mpuma, Appendages / The Festive Season
• Pieter Odendaal, die sorgvryste droom in jare oor pa: / al hoe meer see
• Sandile “Dudu” Saki, Isingqala Sembongi
• Mark Espin, Reverberations / The Crumbling Petals
• Abigail George, I Don’t Like Being Around a Lot of People
• Lebohang Mojapelo, The Smell of a Stranger / Sometimes I Float
• Tamantha Hammerschlag, Sex
• Musa Khanyile, When You Finally Make it to the Boardroom / Look What the Township Did to Some of Us
• Kerry Hammerton, Not a Difficult Birth
• Jemima Meyer, present
• Gisela Ullyatt, karoo-pasga / die kosmos in maart
• Ayabulela Ngcelwane, Ukuxhatshazwa
• Lisa Julie, For the Woman and Child Near Maiden’s Cove / Things and a Child
• Ina Conradie, A Death / Mandla: A History
• Michael Wessels, At Lake Sibaya
• Diana Bloem, Conversations with My Mother
• Du Toit Albertze, Mildred September

Prose

• Haley Rodkin, Declension
• Julie Nxadi, Kuya Tsha
• Cornelia Fick, She Always Did It
• Tsepiso Mothibi, Some Boyhood Scenes of Basotho poet David Cranmer – ThekoBereng (1900-1973)
• Madoda Gcwadi, When Brown Skin Turns White
• Mike Hagemann, The Accidental Poet
• Meg Vandemerwe, Extract from The Woman of the Stone Sea
• Alistair Mackay, Quiet as Ants
• Jarred Thompson, Snapshots of Boyhood

Artworks and Comics

• Georgina Berens, Castle / Fortress / Roost / Ship
• Daniel du Plessis, Jorik and Jakkals