A replica of Kya Rosa, meaning Rosa’s House, is found at UP and is this week’s home for Thursday Doors.
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Legends from Peles Castle and a Mysterious Door
We return to Peles Castle with a few legends and a striking, yet mysterious locked wrought iron front door – for Thursday doors.
Continue reading “Legends from Peles Castle and a Mysterious Door”9 Unique Books Illustrating South Africa’s Landscapes and People
This Heritage Day I’m bringing you 9 books illustrating South Africa’s landscapes and people to celebrate the diverse cultural well that is South Africa. It wasn’t easy to choose only nine books depicting the breathtaking South African landscapes, its people, and their everyday life as reflected by in the local literature.
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Today I have a story translated in Romanian and an autumnal haiku that made their publishing debut. More reasons to celebrate this September – apart from our grape vineyard sprouting leaves as my husband just informed me. I am sure there were none yesterday!
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On researching my latest book, Dreamland, I met astonishing Women from Romania’s past who inspired me in my carer as a woman writer.
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