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Part 10 - SF in SA (Part 9): SF in AFRICA ; - South African Speculative Fiction Over The Ages) (December 2009) by Nick Wood
Science Fiction Club of South Africa
The club website is well worth having a look through: www.sfsa.org.za.
And for any readers who are interested in the Science Fiction Club of South Africa's magazine, Gail as editor has given me permission to upload the latest issue of Probe (number 134) as a freebie sample. Thanks Gail! Please note it is a very large file 1.2 megabytes and if you are not on a broadband connection may take some time to download. To download click here. Further copies are available on my downloads page.
South African Student Writing
A writing workshop was held at Oscar Mpetha High School in Phillip, Cape Town, on 27th July and 3rd August 2004. This was held under the auspices of the South African Environment Project (SAEP). To read the full article click here
To read 'The Drama of School and Home' click here.
I have received two stories from 'learners' (students) from Sinethemba High School and have uploaded the one, which ends with a wonderful poem. The author, Sinethemba, writes with English as his second or even possibly his third language, and gives some interesting ideas in his story. Although there is some uncertainty about the viewpoint character, I think it was well written overall. It is entitled: Diamond in the Dirt and Blind South Africa. To read Diamond in the Dirt and Blind South Africa click here.
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