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Organ of Remorse

Author: Ian Bell, Endings, Nature, Spirituality, Survival

yesterday I drowned a rat, or rather failed to rescue it from the rain barrel, when that is the singular thing it needed. had it been a mouse, say, or a shrew, a vole, or a seriously misdirected [...]

Bio – Ian Bell

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Ian Bell is a musician, educator, author, radio broadcaster and doctor who has just recently completed a memoir on his adventures working in the Emergency Units of many hospitals, both in SA and [...]

The Syringa Berry Tree

Author: Amilia Kishunlal, Endings, Family, Loss, Love, Memory

Between my childhood and youth – a time of innocent spring, there stood a great big syringa berry tree. Like a proud old man upon the green carpet of our uneven backyard. Under his canopy [...]

Bio – Amilia Kishunlal

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If I am not contemplating the great vast space conundrum, ghosting about the Hogwarts Express or planting away in my garden, then you can usually find me in some comfortable corner of my home [...]

Bio – Annemarie Hendrikz

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Annemarie Hendrikz is she who is the widow of Anne Schuster; she who has written the biography ‘Sheena Duncan’, the biographical sketch ‘Dear One, A Tribute to Lucille [...]

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Author: Annemarie Hendrikz, Death & Dying, Endings

the oldness of old when it comes is so immense so threadbare will someone darn me wrap me around their shoulders when they feel lonely about being young and so strong

Lights

Author: Annette Snyckers, Memory, Mental Health, Poetry, Relationships, Spirituality

On winter mornings it is still dark when you get up. I lie a little longer watching light creep into the room, across the bed, up the white wall until it touches the ceiling. You bring my tea [...]

Snapshots from Surgical One (11th floor, Christiaan Barnard) November 2019

Author: Rose Jackson, Death & Dying, Endings, Family, Illness

High above the freeway, and the harbour, I see small tugs nudge giant tankers out into the bay. All night twin lights flash at the entrance to the docks. Early morning traffic inches along below, [...]

Rotten Segments

Author: Sue Steel, Childhood, Childhood & Family, Coming of Age

ONE Rooms rambled and connected around the courtyard U. Entangled leafy creepers lay between the flagstones. A large table, the surface splashed with wine and lavish dinners stood in the [...]

Bio – Sue Steel

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Sue Steel has worked in the film industry for a number of years as a production designer. Production design is a creative position and includes both set and costume design. Sue owns two small [...]

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Organ of Remorse

Bio – Ian Bell

The Syringa Berry Tree

Bio – Amilia Kishunlal

Bio – Annemarie Hendrikz

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Lights

Snapshots from Surgical One (11th floor, Christiaan Barnard) November 2019

Rotten Segments

Bio – Sue Steel

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