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Colleen Higgs
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in Kimberley, South Africa
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my mother, my madness
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Looking for Trouble and Other Mostly Yeoville Stories
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2010
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3 editions
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My Mother, My Madness
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Halfborn Women
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2004
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2 editions
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Lava Lamp Poems
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2010
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3 editions
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Nouvelles d'Afrique du Sud
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Small Publishers' Catalogue: Africa, 2013
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2013
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African Small Publishers Catalogue 2016
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2021 African Small Publishers Catalogue
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African Small Publishers' Catalogue 2018
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Colleen’s Recent Updates
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"Well, this book was launched yesterday and I finished it this morning: truly, it was unputdownable. A tour de force of a book. Cranswick is a consummate storyteller and this one grips you from the very first page. The story begins with a prologue, wh"
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"I knew Of all things, we need hope, by Sally Cranswick was going to be a brilliant read. I wasn't wrong.
A few years ago I picked up this author's short stories, Women out of Water. It was entered into our Book Cover Design Awards (remember that?) and" Read more of this review » |
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"In 2023, Anne Schlebusch delighted readers with her novel, BLOOMER about the antics, adventures and activism of Maggie and her cohort of Invictus “inmates” from the Hazyview Mansions Retirement Home who prove that there’s no reason for septuagenarian"
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Gathered Seams: A collection of 19 poems from southern African women:
"I'm definitely biased, but in an attempt at objectivity: this is a wonderfully varied collection of powerful voices."
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― The Sense of an Ending
― The Sense of an Ending
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Recently I was asked to be the judge for 2013 DALRO prize for poems published in


