The episode of Weg Agterpaaie in which they discuss Van Heerden’s latest novel Die wêreld van Charlie Oeng will be aired on Via, DSTV, on 19 April at 20:00.
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SABC News interviews Van Heerden at the Adam Small Festival in Pniel, a festival hopefully on its way to becoming one of South Africa’s most important writers festivals.
In Milano, Italy, at statue of Nelson Mandela. With John de Gruchy (University of Cape Town), Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela (Stellenbosch University) and Robi Damelin, International Relations Director, The Parents Circle (Bereaved Parents), Israel and Palestine, from Tel Aviv. [04.2016]
With Eddy van der Borght (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam) and Albie Sachs (Constitutional Court, SA), in Milano, Italy. [04.2016]
Panel discussing translation at the AKA Festival, Amsterdam. Joost Nijsen (Etienne van Heerden’s Amsterdam publisher), Ingrid Glorie (editor of Maandblad ZA), and Nicol Stassen of Protea Books. Pictured is the Dutch edition of Klimtol. [04.2016]
In Milano, Italy. Conference ‘Conflict, Reason and Reconciliation’. With Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela (author of A Human Being Died that Night), Albie Sachs, and Robi Damelin, International Relations Director, The Parents Circle (Bereaved Parents), Israel and Palestine, from Tel Aviv. [04.2016]
Debbie Loots won the ATKV Award for her novel Split, and Lien Botha won the Eugène Marais Prize and the Jan Rabie-Rapport Prize for Best Debut Novel for Wonderboom.
