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Sunday 15 June
and meet local writing duo, Michael Stanley, who penned “A Carrion Death.”
Jonathan Ball Publishers.
14h00 Stand Q16
Isis X Exhibition Space - “What is not there: Women and photography.” A
discussion with photographic artists Suzy Bernstein, Riana Wiechers and
Mimi Cherono Ng’ok.
14h00 Stand Q7.6
“Traded Values” author, Guy Leitch will be available to sign copies of
his new thriller based on the 9/11 World Trade Centre attack.
Truth House Publishing.
14h00 Stand R5
Launch of comics: “Captain Biceps / Lanfeust de Troy,” both published in
English by the South African publisher Pepic and Kraus. Dedication by Tebo,
drawer of “Captain Biceps” and Arleston, writer of “Lanfeust de Troy.” French
Institute of South Africa.
14h30 Children’s Zone
“Poems about the Planet: The Sun in Me,” & “Poems about People: Someone I
like,” compiled by Judith Nicols, read by Dianne Makings. Ages 5+.
14h30 Stand F15
“Elsa and the little thingamajig” Reading. Niki Daly will read from his and
Joan Rankin’s new book “Elsa and the little thingamajig.” Pan Macmillan.
14h30 Stand K14
Jasper is Back! Join Jasper for 15 minutes of reading fun. Readings will take
place in English, isiXhosa and Afrikaans. Macmillan.
14h45 Stand F15
Children, come and meet “Spot” and “Peter Rabbit” at the Penguin stand.
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CAPE TOWN BOOK FAIR PROGRAMME 2008
15h00 Childrens Zone
Animal masks to colour in, inspired by “Lulama’s Long Way Home” by
Marjorie van Heerden.
15h00 Room 1.41
“Environmental justice in South Africa: The War Against Ourselves.” With
Jacklyn Cock. Wits University Press.
15h00 Room 1.42
“White Power” - Exploring the links between recent racist incidents, white
denial and white privilege. Author of “White Power & the Rise and Fall of the
National Party,” Christi van der Westhuizen and Jody Kollapen, chairperson
of the SA Human Rights Commission, in conversation with journalist Elna
Boesak. Zebra Press.
15h00 Room 1.43
“Murder & More: Crime - Fiction - Reality.” Reading with Andrea M. Schenkel
(Award-winning German Crime Fiction Author) and Deon Meyer. Goethe-
Institut Johannesburg in co-operation with Rosa Luxemburg Foundation
Johannesburg.
15h00 Room 1.61
“African Writers’ Series (AWS) is Back!:” Showcasing the Best in
Contemporary African Literature. Heinemann.
15h00 Room 1.62
“So you want to be a proofreader?” McGillivray Linnegar Associates.
15h00 Stand C19
“BOOSTing Mathematics:” BOOST Maths is a unique solution to South
Africa’s numeracy crisis. Parents with children aged 6 – 12 are invited to
attend. Maskew Miller Longman.
15h00 Stand E9
Meet Caryl Wyatt, author of “Look Me in the Eye.” Stephan Phillips.