Peter Horn

Earthstepper / The Ocean Is Very Shallow

My Voice Is under Control Now

A house/a story hanging by a thread: Ivan Vladislavic’s The Folly

The poet has nothing but his voice: On the poetry of Tatamkhulu Afrika

The imperative to imagine the unimaginable: J.M. Coetzee’s Doubling the Point

The spaces between: Tatamkhulu Afrika, Maqabane (Mayibuye 1994)

Dostoevsky in Cape Town: J.M. Coetzee’s The Master of Petersburg

The genealogy of shame: Etienne van Heerden’s Ancestral Voices

The myth of the wave: Mike Nicol’s This Day and Age

“Where we stride above the fading, insistent mutter of the dead”: Kelwyn Sole’s Projections in the Past Tense