If you enjoyed 'A Posh White Woman', you will enjoy reading this book, which narrates Callisto's discovery of her bisexuality under tropical seaside skies. Throughout her journey, she enjoys the commentary of her interlocutor, a person whom she refers to as Garlfield, who happens to be a professor of literature, whose head is filled with books and cinema.

The sources that have inspired 'Hotazel' are many and multi-fold. As a work of art 'Hotazel' is a literary work in which the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. 'Hotazel' falls into that celebrated genre of literary creations that arises by way of not only breaking out of, but also transcending, those four walls of confinement which imprison, detain, cut-off, isolate and remove the inmate or detainee from society and the life-sustaining social intercourse which one enjoys with fami...

The Journal Writings written by an enigmatic lesbian anarchist intellectual, in that free-flowing engaging style which fills notebooks with all kinds of erotic and erudite commentary on a mind blowing diversity of topics representing her literary attempt to make sense of the infinite mass of undifferentiated facts regarding her life and the history of the Universe, end up been published posthumously as a work of metafiction. The Journal Writings also represents her intellectual autobiograp...

After a chance meeting with the incurably fickle but exquisitely beautiful Helena Lathbury, Julian Bogart finds himself on a roller-coaster journey which takes him from the orphan city of Germiston to the streets of Paris. While in the Louvre after being warned by a stranger they discover that they have been mistaken for terrorists and their abduction by South African secret agents was imminent.

Basking in the Mediterranean sun, visiting art museums in Italy, and walking the streets of Paris a young student from Africa embarks on a journey of love and erotic adventure.

This is a short story dealing with the Sisyphean struggles associated with the passionate commitment to one's life project which in a sense is linked to the attainment of personal authenticity, it is about living a life centred around 'doing' rather than 'having'. It deals with the personal emotional costs of following one's dreams.

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Her story is told by her lover, an eccentric artist and Camus-eque character, who remains nameless. As an old man in the autumn of his life, he unburdens both his and Wanetta's story to a stranger he meets by chance one night in the pub of the Masonic Hotel in Boksburg. Woven into the story is a painting of a bird called the Sakabula Bird. The painting was included in one of his youthful exhibitions and drew the attention of a young university student called Wanetta Samuelsson. The telling...

Throughout human history the formation of oligarchies have been driven by an innate dystopian impulse. In the post-Palaeolithic world egalitarianism can only exist as a myth. Gavin Swift who becomes Joshua Swift becomes increasingly aware of the creeping onset of an apocalypse and prepares for the inevitable doomsday as things begin to unravel in Southern Africa.

In this South African-styled LGBTQ story, Joab Badenhorst was born and grew up within a deeply conservative Calvinistic Afrikaner community in the predominantly Afrikaan speaking town of Potchefstroom in what was once the Western Transvaal before the 1994 election which brought the ANC into power. The young boy insisted on playing with dolls and then he only wanted to wear dresses. He was incredibly stubborn about wanting to wear dresses as a young child. He had uncontrollable tantrums whe...

There was another side to Hannah Zeeman. As a femme lesbian she found herself cruising the shopping malls after inadvertently discovering her talent as a pick-up artist. Her journey as a seductress, picking up older women and so on, has a comical and philosophical dimension.

On a chance meeting on a flight to Paris a professor of philosophy tells a young fashion model an intriguing story of love triangles, infidelities, betrayal, forgiveness which revolve around a desirable young woman who could have been a character out of a Luis Bunuel movie as the one called 'That obscure object of desire'. The story is told against the backdrop of Evangelical Christianity. The dynamics of betrayal, trust, forgiveness, pride, anger, and redemption pose huge ethical and theo...