Programme: Cape Town Book Fair 2012
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Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change. For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012 THE BOOK LOVERS PROGRAMME Please note that all Rooms are located upstairs on Level 1 and all Stands are located on the exhibition floor. This Programme is updated regularly and loaded onto our website; we therefore encourage you to check online for the latest version. FRIDAY, 15 JUNE 2012 | 09H00 – 18H00 TRADE VISITORS ONLY TIME VENUE DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 09h00 Opening Ceremony 11h00 Room 1.41 You are Awesome - Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver. Di Smith [email protected] o.za 11h00 Literary Forum Paula Wynne • Free stuff to grow your business • Top tenners to pimp your site • Top ten ways to make your site more professional • Tortoise and Hare Marketing • Top top ten ways for a woman, web-savvy or not, to pimp their website. • Get Out There: Get Out There and get your website noticed. • Pimp Your Site to become Google’s #No 1 • Are You The Tortoise or The Hare? How to use Tortoise and Hare tactics to become Google’s No 1 and get your website up Google’s Ladder. • How to promote your business • Visualize to materialize • PR Savvy: How to get media attention and get free publicity • 30 quick publicity angles 11h00 Stand Cedric Nunn: Call and Response by Fourth Wall Books 12h00 Room 1.41 Teen Reading Panel Discussion with Siki Mgabadeli by Cover to Cover Books Palesa Morudu palesa@cover2co ver.co.za 12h00 Literary Forum Dr Raoul Goldberg focuses our attention on the battle for consciousness required to address our multiple mind-numbing and life-draining addictions.' -- Dr Rosy Daniel, Director of the British College of Integrative Medicine 'A challenging yet hopeful book which tackles the core of a critical issue.' - Peter Powis, Clinical Psychologist/Psychotherapist, Syringa Health Centre, South Africa Dr Raoul Goldberg has practiced Integrative Medicine for thirty-five years in Switzerland, Germany and the majority of his career in his homeland, South Africa. His work includes managing Syringa Integrative Health Clinic in Cape Town and practicing as a clinical doctor and counsellor, school doctor, international lecturer and child health researcher. He is the author of Awakening to Child Health (Hawthorn Press, UK) and many other publications on Integrative Medicine and Child Health. Info Addiction is one of the most critical problems of our modern world, affecting children as much as adults. We face not only a widespread dependency on illicit substances, but also addictions to food, beverages, cigarettes and alcohol, as well as electronic gadgetry, online social networks, and entertainment media within a culture of violence, along with excessive and unhealthy sexual practices.
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Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
THE BOOK LOVERS PROGRAMME Please note that all Rooms are located upstairs on Level 1 and all Stands are located on the exhibition floor.
This Programme is updated regularly and loaded onto our website; we therefore encourage you to check online for the latest version.
FRIDAY, 15 JUNE 2012 | 09H00 – 18H00
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TIME VENUE DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
09h00 Opening Ceremony
11h00 Room 1.41
You are Awesome - Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver.
Di Smith [email protected]
11h00 Literary Forum
Paula Wynne • Free stuff to grow your business • Top tenners to pimp your site • Top ten ways to make your site more professional • Tortoise and Hare Marketing • Top top ten ways for a woman, web-savvy or not, to pimp their website. • Get Out There: Get Out There and get your website noticed. • Pimp Your Site to become Google’s #No 1 • Are You The Tortoise or The Hare? How to use Tortoise and Hare tactics to become Google’s No 1 and get your website up Google’s Ladder. • How to promote your business • Visualize to materialize • PR Savvy: How to get media attention and get free publicity • 30 quick publicity angles
11h00 Stand Cedric Nunn: Call and Response by Fourth Wall Books
12h00 Room 1.41 Teen Reading Panel Discussion with Siki Mgabadeli by Cover to Cover Books Palesa Morudu [email protected]
12h00 Literary Forum
Dr Raoul Goldberg focuses our attention on the battle for consciousness required to address our multiple mind-numbing and life-draining addictions.' -- Dr Rosy Daniel, Director of the British College of Integrative Medicine 'A challenging yet hopeful book which tackles the core of a critical issue.' - Peter Powis, Clinical Psychologist/Psychotherapist, Syringa Health Centre, South Africa Dr Raoul Goldberg has practiced Integrative Medicine for thirty-five years in Switzerland, Germany and the majority of his career in his homeland, South Africa. His work includes managing Syringa Integrative Health Clinic in Cape Town and practicing as a clinical doctor and counsellor, school doctor, international lecturer and child health researcher. He is the author of Awakening to Child Health (Hawthorn Press, UK) and many other publications on Integrative Medicine and Child Health. Info Addiction is one of the most critical problems of our modern world, affecting children as much as adults. We face not only a widespread dependency on illicit substances, but also addictions to food, beverages, cigarettes and alcohol, as well as electronic gadgetry, online social networks, and entertainment media within a culture of violence, along with excessive and unhealthy sexual practices.
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
Dr Raoul Goldberg’s book, available in South Africa at the end of May 2012, explores the overall health consequences of addictive behaviour in children and young people, as well as its underlying causes. Drawing on psycho spiritual insights, the author sees the child holistically as body, soul and spirit on a developmental journey from newborn to adult. He examines specific addictions through case histories taken from his clinical practice, and offers a tried and tested method to understand and manage each individual child or young person who succumbs to such dependencies. This book will be of value to parents, teachers and health professionals who work with children and adolescents; to young people and adults caught up in unhealthy addictive behaviour; and to all those who wish to understand better their own human nature.
13h00 Literary Forum
A book reading by Ngugi WaThiongo
FAIR OPENS TO THE PUBLIC AT 14H00
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
FRIDAY, 15 JUNE 2012 | 14H00 – 22H00
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14h00 Room 1.41
You are Awesome - Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver.
Di Smith [email protected]
14h00 Children’s
Zone Children’s Reading hosted by the Office of the Premier of KZN
14h00 Room 1.41 The Impact of Study Guides on Matric Results: Presentation on success of study aids in completing school programmes and boosting home schooling (under review). Hosted by Gemini Moon Trading 548 (PTY) LTD t/a The Answer Series
Dave Eadie [email protected]
14h00 ANFASA
Stand
Meet the author session - Food Media: Celebrity Chefs and the Politics of Everyday Interference by Signe Rousseau Signe will be talking about why chefs have become superstars and social activists, and how this has contributed to turning representations of what we (or other people) eat into "food porn".
14h00 Book
signing area A book reading by Ngugi WaThiongo
15h00 Literary Forum
Roots and Routes: Karretjie People of the Great Karoo, the marginalistion of South African first people. Prof Mike De Jongh, Unisa Press.
15h00 Children’s
Zone Children's Reading hosted by Juta and Co
16h00 Room 1.41 Light Dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion hosted by Gabriele Kritzinger
Carien Kruger [email protected]
16h00 Book
Signing Area Book Signing hosted by the Office of the Premier of KZN
16h00 Children’s
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It's Book Time with Ronald McDonald: An entertaining and inspirational Ronald McDonald show that addresses the topic of reading in a fun and relevant way for primary school students. Through the use of magic, music, children participation and of course, lots of laughter, Ronald McDonald brings a very powerful message to children around the world – The Value of Books and the Enjoyment that comes from Reading!
16h00 ANFASA
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Meet the author session: South Africa’s Greatest Entrepreneurs by Moky Makura Moky is the editor of this book and will be talking about the importance of this book for a generation of young and upcoming entrepreneurs.
17h00 Book
Signing Area Book signing of I am Light Dancer by Gabriele Kritzinger
17h00 Literary Forum
Dr Raoul Goldberg focuses our attention on the battle for consciousness required to address our multiple mind-numbing and life-draining addictions.' -- Dr Rosy Daniel, Director of the British College of Integrative Medicine 'A challenging yet hopeful book which tackles the core of a critical issue.' - Peter Powis, Clinical Psychologist/Psychotherapist, Syringa Health Centre, South Africa Dr Raoul Goldberg has practiced Integrative Medicine for thirty-five years in Switzerland, Germany and the majority of his career in his homeland, South Africa. His work includes managing Syringa Integrative Health Clinic in Cape Town and practicing as a clinical doctor and counsellor, school doctor, international lecturer and child health researcher. He is the author of Awakening to Child Health (Hawthorn Press, UK) and many other publications on Integrative Medicine and Child Health. Info Addiction is one of the most critical problems of our modern world, affecting children as much as adults. We face not only a widespread dependency on illicit substances, but also addictions to food, beverages, cigarettes and alcohol, as well as electronic gadgetry, online
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
social networks, and entertainment media within a culture of violence, along with excessive and unhealthy sexual practices. Dr Raoul Goldberg’s book, available in South Africa at the end of May 2012, explores the overall health consequences of addictive behaviour in children and young people, as well as its underlying causes. Drawing on psycho spiritual insights, the author sees the child holistically as body, soul and spirit on a developmental journey from newborn to adult. He examines specific addictions through case histories taken from his clinical practice, and offers a tried and tested method to understand and manage each individual child or young person who succumbs to such dependencies. This book will be of value to parents, teachers and health professionals who work with children and adolescents; to young people and adults caught up in unhealthy addictive behaviour; and to all those who wish to understand better their own human nature.
18h00 Room 1.41 Aids and Misinform by Nicoli Nattrass
18h00 Book
Signing Area South African Landscape Architecture a Compendium and a reader (set) by Clinton Hindes and Liana Muller
19h00 Literary Forum
A book reading by Ngugi WaThiongo
20h00 Room 1.41 Light Dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion hosted by Gabriele Kritzinger
Carien Kruger [email protected]
21h00 Book
Signing Area Book signing of I am Light Dancer
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
SATURDAY, 16 JUNE 2012 | 09H00 - 18H00
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09h00 Stand E49 Book Launch: Born in Africa written by 10 year old Kereena Bhana
10h00 Room 1.41 Book Launch hosted by Umsinsi Press and the Office of the Premier of KZN
10h00 Room 1.42 Light Dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion hosted by Gabriele Kritzinger
10h00 Literary Forum
Whisper Not: 15 Africans Speak out on life and love beyond HIV. Anne Lebethe, Jean-Claude, Puati Bazola and Nombeko Mpongo reading and in conversation with Derrick Fine.
10h00 Children’s
Zone Vumile and the Dragon: Reading to the children by Claerwen Howie
10h00 ANFASA
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Meet the author session: Paper Sons and Daughters by Ufrieda Ho Ufrieda will speak about the reflections of Paper Sons and Daughters one year on. In the year the book has been launched its sparked new stories, memories and connections as readers have shared their own experiences and insights. It speaks to the conversations South Africans must still have, the past that must still be acknowledged and the voices that still need to be heard as we journey forward.
11h00 Room 1.41 Dag Hammarskjöld, the United Nations and security challenges in Africa Today arranged jointly with the Department of Political Sciences/University of Pretoria.
11h00 Room 1.42
Arranged jointly by different publishers that are part of the National Scholarly Book Publishers Forum. A panel discussion between Wieland Gevers, Premesh Lalu and Marilet Sienaert moderated by the national scholarly Book Publishers Forum Wieland Gevers, Premesh Lalu, Robert Morrell and Christina Pather. Hosted by The National Scholarly Book Publishers Forum c/o UCT Press
Mabel Mnensa [email protected]
12h00 Poetry Cafe A book reading by Ngugi WaThiongo
13h00 Poetry Cafe Africa Institute of South Africa hosts a discussion by Authors and Editors on public opinion and interest, group politics, SA's missing links.
14h00 Book
signing area A book signing by Ngugi WaThiongo
14h00 Room 1.61
You are Awesome - Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver.
Di Smith [email protected]
14h00 Literary Forum
The Law of Douglas van Yssen – Paul Nel and Dennis Beckett
13h00 Room 1.41 The launch of two books on President Zuma, the first title is Uzuma Nezinqotho by Nokelemane Langa the second book is a translation in English of the same book, the English title is The Essence of Zuma by Nomkelemane Langa.
13h00 Room 1.42
Coming to terms with Genocide and Mass Violence -Cases from Southern Africa. Arranged Jointly by UCT Press and The Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation. Panel Discussion between Mohammed Adhikari, Jeremy Sarkin and Henning Melber moderated by Sandy Sheperd Foundation
13h00 Literary Forum
Reading revolution- Shakespeare on Robben Island. Ashwin Desai of Unisa Press
13h00 ANFASA
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Meet the author session: Prodigal Daughters by Lauretta Ngcobo Lauretta will talk about the grueling struggle of the women who left this country to go into exile and fight for the freedom of the next South African generation.
13H00 Children’s
Zone Children's Reading hosted by Juta and Co
14h00 Room 1.41 Christian Science Healing by Linda Stocks Copley
14h00 Room 1.42 Print, Text and Books Culture in South Africa – Andrew van der Vleis
14h00 Room 1.61 You are Awesome- Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver.
14h00 Room 1.43
& 1.44 ANC Policies – Susan Booysen , Glenda Daniels, Anthony Butler
14h00 Literary Forum
Turning research into news. Journal and book authors and the media give their insight in a panel discussion on the topic
14h00 ANFASA
Stand
Launch: Online Production Editor Course ANFASA will be launching an online production editorial course. This course will provide training for editors of books, especially school textbooks and learning materials, in order to improve their capacity as regards their understanding of the role of an editor, the sourcing, reviewing/refereeing, design and editing of materials and the protection of the rights of publishers and writers.
15h00 Room 1.41
Copyright Lekgotla: A copyright symposium hosted by the Academic & Non-Fiction Authors’ Association of South Africa together with the Publishers’ Association of South Africa, which will focus on publishing contracts, in particular, what is a fair and reasonable contract? R50 entrance fee
15h00 Room 1.42 Light Dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion hosted by Gabriele Kritzinger
Carien Kruger [email protected]
15h00 Room 1.43
& 1.44 ANC Policies – Susan Booysen , Glenda Daniels, Anthony Butler
15h00 Room 1.61 Rands and Sense: Money, Policy and the future of Education in Africa. Hosted by the Institute for Security Studies.
Iolandi Pool [email protected]
15h00 Book
signing area Book Signing by Nomkelemane Langa
15h00 Stand – E49 Launch of ‘Double Trouble’. This is written by 9 year old twins Yuvadiya Ranjoth and Sonal Ranjith
15h00 Literary Forum
Turning research into news. Journal and book authors and the media give their insight in a panel discussion on the topic
15h00 Youth Violence and substance use and abuse: Cause and Effect arranged jointly with UCT Press, Panel discussion between Catherine Ward, Andy Dawes and Dan Stein moderated by Sandy Shepherd, Catherine Ward, Andy Dawes and Dan Stein and hosted by UCT Press
Mabel Mnensa [email protected]
15h00 ANFASA
Stand
Meet the author session: Cities with Slums by Marie Huchzermeyer Marie will be talking about current policies involved in addressing informal settlement eradication and how best these policies need to be reviewed.
16h00 Stand E49
Launch of ‘Sunshine in Dark Times’ written by Joseanne Capelo. Joseanne is 12 years old and wrote a 65000 word book.
16h00 Literary Forum
Life and Death of UN secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld arranged jointly with Jacana Publishers.
16h00 Room 1.42
Copyright Lekgotla: A copyright symposium hosted by the Academic & Non-Fiction Authors’ Association of South Africa together with the Publishers’ Association of South Africa, which will focus on publishing contracts, in particular, what is a fair and reasonable contract? R50 entrance fee. Hosted by ANFASA.
R50 entrance fee. Contact Kundayi to reserve your seat [email protected]
16h00 Book
Signing Area Book signing of I am Light Dancer
17h00 ANFASA Cocktail Function By Invitation
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
SUNDAY, 17 JUNE 2012 | 09H00 – 17H00
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10h00 Room 1.41 Book launches for Sailing on Troubled Waters by Nhlanhla Masterx Nxele and Racers Rats, Rubbish Bins by Khulekane Magubane and In my Right Mind by Felicity Keats
10h00 ANFASA
Meet the author session: Edge of Things by Arja Salafranca Arja will be talking about the genre of the short story. A practitioner of the form for many years, she has published a collection of short stories titled The Thin Line (Modjaji Books 2010), and selected stories for The Edge of Things (Dye Hard Press 2011).
10h00 Literary Forum
Weaving Success: Voices of Change in African Higher Education by Cape Town-based author Megan Lindow The book, published by the Institute for International Education in New York in November 2011, creatively documents the 10-year history of the Partnership for Higher Education in Africa, a $440 million investment and collaboration by seven major U.S. foundations, including the Carnegie Corporation, Ford Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation, to strengthen and support universities in nine African countries. While Weaving Success would obviously have little appeal for a mass audience, it does offer rich and relevant perspectives on a number of themes, including open learning, philanthropy, African development, research and scholarship, higher education, or e-book publishing. After long years of neglect, African higher education is now finally on the march, recognized as a key cornerstone for building robust societies and sustainable economies on the African continent and throughout the developing world. The stories in the book span from the rainforest of Madagascar to the virtual classroom, and deal with topics ranging from innovative uses of technology in education, to the broader challenges of national development. Above all, it is a book of human stories, including that of a Ugandan inventor whose countless innovations have improved the lives of school girls, farmers, refugees and rural health practitioners; and the story of a young woman who escaped the shackles of rural poverty and gender inequality to become a lawyer -- to name but a couple.
11h00 Room 1.42 Conversations with Bourdieu – Karl van Holdt
11h00 Room 1.41 Global development perspectives: Rio + 20 and civil society arranged jointly with CIVICUS, Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation
11h00 Book
signing area Sailing on Troubled Waters by Nhlanhla Masterx Nxele and Racers Rats, Rubbish Bins by Khulekane Magubane
11h00 Children’s
Zone Children's reading hosted by Juta and Co
11h00 Literary Forum
A book reading by Ngugi WaThiongo
12h00 Room 1.41 Region Building in Southern Africa - Adebajo
12h00 Room 1.42 Light dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion Gabrielle Light Dancer
Carien Kruger [email protected]
12h00 Literary Forum
No other world. Essays on the lifework of Don Maclenan – Dan Wylie and Craig Mackenzie
12h00 Children’s
Zone Khulekani Magubane reading to the children
12h00 Book
signing area A book signing by Ngugi WaThiongo
13h00 Room 1.42
You are Awesome- Living a Fulfilled Life by Di Smith is one of the few self-help books to come out of South Africa that is written in the South African context. The foreword has been written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The photographs taken by Terrence (Mzi) Mtola that run throughout the book depict the beauty of our people and our country. You're Awesome is about overcoming adversity and embracing life. It is about love, compassion and friendship. it is about communities standing together and how through the African philosophy of Ubuntu, which defines the core of what it means to be human, we can all lead happier and more fulfilling lives. It is a book for people who want to transform their own lives and influence the lives of others around them. Di will be sharing how if we choose to work together, support each other and create synergies among us we can each make our
Unless stated otherwise, all events are open to the public. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the programme remains subject to change.
For any queries, please call: +27 11 549-8300 or visit www.capetownbookfair.com Version 8 |May 20, 2012
humble contribution to a better and proud South Africa. Hosted by Blue Weaver
13h00 Room 1.41 Light Dancer: books and philosophy reading intro and discussion hosted by Gabriele Kritzinger
Carien Kruger [email protected]
13h00 Stand – E49 Gauteng mini book launches which includes, Moselapse ate all the Figs by Mabel Letsoalo, Spiritual laws by Rev Langa Dube, Life as a teenager- ups and downs of falling pregnant by Elizabeth Letsoalo, Yes is possible by Eugene Success Mashiane, fifth book to be confirmed
13h00 Book
signing area Economic indicators. Prof Mohr from Unisa Press
14h00 Room 1.42 The Men who do not March presentation - David Thomas
14h00 Gauteng mini book launches which includes, Moselapse ate all the Figs by Mabel Letsoalo, Spiritual laws by Rev Langa Dube, Life as a teenager- ups and downs of falling pregnant by Elizabeth Letsoalo, Yes is possible by Eugene Success Mashiane, fifth book to be confirmed
14h00 Literary Forum
Music Notation: A South African Guide. Prof Christine Lucia from Unisa Press
14h00 Poetry Cafe Dag Hammarskjöld's Waymarks Jointly with Patricia Pinnock or African Sun Press
14h00 Book Signing Area
Book signing of I am Light Dancer
15h00 Literary Forum
Colombia Guide Unisa Press
