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Ways of being, the other, and productive trespassing in Bertrams

In conversation withJozi.RediscoveredOctober 17, 20166

Celine Dion blares from a Nissan boot. A man pokes at the coals of a make-shift braai in an iron drum. Paint peels. The Jukskei stinks. Children sing. I’m walking through Bertrams, and watching a play…

The Epicene Butcher: Theatrical Zen that defies definition (Jemma Kahn)

In conversation withJozi.RediscoveredJanuary 19, 20151

A review of the hilariously dark, Japanese influenced The Epicene Butcher (and other stories for consenting adults), featuring Jemma Kahn.

Marc Shoul’s Dog Walkers treads fine lines

In conversation withJozi.RediscoveredDecember 2, 20145

I remember the first time I saw a dog walker in Joburg. It was a few years ago, and occurred somewhere between the last bastions of old, white wealth: namely Westcliff and Saxonwold.

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