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The City of Joy

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City_of_Joy1“Calcutta is a hell of a town, perhaps the most terrible in the world. But it is also a magic place, a breeding ground for heroes and saints, a city of love, compassion and joy.”

Dominique Lapierre

Last Updated (Tuesday, 27 April 2010 12:45)

 

Revenge of Kali

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kali1If you are lucky, then you will meet someone who will change your life for the better. For me, this person is Aziz Hassim. You’ve probably heard of him; he wrote the book ‘The Lotus People’. Mr Hassim is the type of guy who, once you’ve met him, you feel like your life has been blessed in some way. He is one of the most unassuming, generous people I have ever met. And he is an award-winning author.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 27 April 2010 12:04)

 

Paper links: “DEAR AHMEDBHAI, DEAR ZULEIKHABEHN...”

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Book Cover_Dear Ahmedbhai Dear ZuleikhabehnImagine being imprisoned on Robben Island... The solitude of life behind bars would definitely solicit an ‘exchange of letters’ (or muqabalah) as your livelihood; the similitude of which may best be described as: “One seeing only prison bars; the other seeing only twinkling stars.”

Last Updated (Saturday, 12 June 2010 23:15)

 

Is Warwick working?

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Front cover_Working in Warwick‘Working in Warwick’ is the title of a new book that’s just been launched; with the question on everybody’s mind: Is Warwick working?

Written by Richard Dobson and Caroline Skinner with Jillian Nicholson, ‘Working in Warwick’ was launched on the evening of Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at the Durban Art Gallery in Anton Lembede (Smith Street). Acclaimed photographer Dennis Gilbert’s selection of photographs which were commissioned for the book were also on exhibit at the launch.

Last Updated (Sunday, 21 November 2010 12:47)