In this issue:

Interviews:

• The Proust Questionnaire: Sally Ann Murray

Poetry

• Jeanne Ellis, Tableaux Vivants
• Rebecca Ruth Gould, On Loving Two Men
• Rizwan Akhtar, Done by Silence / Consequences
• Medzani Musandiwa, Village Roads on a Moonlit Night
• Nadia Sanger, Child, Outside / Father
• Esona Madikwa, (Awunagama)
• Julia Smuts Louw, The Weak Spot
• Charika Swanepoel, I Fell in Love with an Historian Once
• Michael Shum, Rule Britannia / Bite
• Marilé du Plessis, Red Velvet Cake
• Elodi Troskie, die hond op die strand in Hua Hin, Thailand / tattoo van ’n olifant
• Lorinda van Heerden, StoriesseirotS / Bird Watching
• Pieter Odendaal, Ouma, Here’s the Imphepho / miskien is die hiernamaals
• Francine Simon, Ganges / Pondicherry / Cow
• Johann van der Walt, Twee Groot Mossels
• Aaliyah Davids, Script
• André J. Kershaw, G-String / Stellenbosch
• Caitlin Alice Wiggill, Air-eater
• Jeani Margje Goedhart, Wordbr[Acre]: Fragments to the Speaker for the [Art.
• Alex Dreppec, Spam Poem
• Nicholas A. Dawn, double-dollop hybrid
• Awethu Putumani, Intlakohlaza</li>
• Paula Fourie, To a Future South African
• Julie Nxadi, Iinyawo Zinodaka (Mud on her feet)

Prose

• Shubnum Khan, Waiting for the Moringa Tree to Flower
• Sarah Uheida, Where Missing Girls Go
• Mathilda Slabbert, Untied
• P P Fourie, Tones of Glass
• A W Bosman, Mi Corazón
• Abbey Khambule, Mu Arae
• Acan Innocent Immaculate, Musezi

Artworks and Other

• Robyn Pretorius, Basotho, Original Royals / Milestones / Myles / Unfolding Seeflex
• Distilling the Chaos: An Interview with Masande Ntshanga by Wamuwi Mbao
• Notes from a Bibliophile: Views and Reviews from Tony Ullyatt