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Out of Dark Spaces by Lewis Watling

Has there ever been a time when the very continuance of human existence has felt so threatened?

This, my third anthology, has sought to capture the events, thoughts and feelings that have crowded the early years of my tenth decade, and to draw from them a message of hope.

Beauty for Ashes by Cecil Haynie

Follow the soul journey of a young man who was molested as a 9-year-old boy and then questioned his identity deep into his late twenties.

Beauty for Ashes makes the statement that no matter how dark your darkness might be, God is able to change things for the better, even when you think they are unchangeable.

Memories of a Political Prisoner by Chengiah Ragaven

Memories of a Political Prisoner is a moment in the life of exiles and was one of the many reminisces that refugees are forced to ‘think out’ as a consequence of their existential condition in forced to leave home and wander in strange countries.

Drag 17 by Huw Edwards

The ‘bubble’ …

is a gigantic sheet of liquid CO2 encased in an oil-based membrane. It’s been resting on the Atlantic floor but, as verified by the Blackfoot Report, a mathematical environmental analysis, it’s rising, slowly but surely. In four years it will surface, breaking as it comes. It’s going to explode into the atmosphere, and trigger runaway greenhouse effect.

The Fun Side of Being Serious by Yashivan Govender

As the darkness of the world’s economic crisis began to blanket the earth, a small yet powerful resisting force could be seen in the distance. Armed with an idea, a laptop and a South African attitude, the resistance took root at the southernmost tip of Africa. An adventure filled with guts, glory and ambition, The Fun Side of Being Serious follows one entrepreneur’s journey to fulfil the dream of starting his own online business – FirstStep.me.

Buying London Property by Mike Smuts

An insider’s guide to purchasing a London property helping you to understand the facts, minimise the risks and ensure your London purchase is a total success.

Who Killed the Chief? (ebook) by Nokuthula Sibiya

Many a time I have heard that we are "pilgrims, sojourners" here on earth. The more I reflected on this, the more I realized that we are not just sojourners, the situation is worse than that. We are exiles who have lost our identity and all the rights of our spiritual heritage. Our situation can be likened to the descendants of a Chief who was killed and his heirs and heiresses were dispersed all over the world, ended up exiled, enslaved and without identity. In this way we have lost our spiritual membership and have forgotten who we really are.

The MacDonald's Diet by Mark Austin

A sensible view on how fast foods can fit into present day dieting. A must read for anyone wanting to lose weight.

Writing for Magazines by Catriona Ross

If you want to write articles for magazines, this is the guidebook for you! Easy to read and packed with hot tips from an array of experts, it provides all the information and inspiration you'll need to become a successful, well-paid freelance journalist.

The Ice on Mars by Sean Badal

Samuel Steyn is a surgeon in his early forties. Recently divorced, he lives alone in Johannesburg in a high-rise luxury apartment. In the throes of an inexplicable malaise, he is both emotionally and physically isolated from the rest of the world. His eight-year old daughter, Samantha visits occasionally from Cape Town, where she lives with her mother, Anita. One winter morning, as they are about make a trip to the zoo, Sam is caught in a violent shoot-out between police and a group of robbers in the attempted cash-in-transit heist of a security van near Grayston Drive. Samantha is fatally wounded by a stray bullet, together with a Portuguese motorist, both of whom happened to have been at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Hotspot Pourri by Ned Sturgeon

In the 1960s during the cold war, Russia controlled a communist network in Britain whose activities included manufacturing lipstick moulding machines which could be modified to produce ammunition for AK47 rifles and selling these among others to African countries bordering South Africa.The cell operated clandestinely within a respectable public company group listed on the London Stock Exchange.

Emarketing by Quirk

eMarketing: The Essential Guide to Online Marketing is a one-stop resource to kick start your eMarketing career, or to give it a much needed boost. Featuring the tools and tactics essential to eMarketing strategy, search engine optimisation, pay per click advertising, social media, viral marketing, conversion optimisation, online reputation management, mobile marketing and more!

AJR Vol II: Rhetoric in the Times of AIDS

The Steering Committee of the African Association for Rhetoric and the Editorial Committee of the African Journal of Rhetoric are glad to present the second issue of the African Journal of Rhetoric. This current issue is the outcome of a rigorous process that emanated from an earlier proposal to the University of KwaZulu-Natal Durban to host a Centre for Studies in Rhetoric. The proposal resulted in what is currently known as the African Rhetoric Project, of which the journal is an integral part.

A Manic Marriage by Nina Mensing

Having lived with someone suffering from Bipolar Mood Disorder for over twenty years, Nina is better qualified than most to speak about the affect this condition has on relationships. From caring for her partner whilst he was suicidal with depression to visiting him in a state mental asylum after he was committed during a manic episode, she’s seen first hand the ups and downs of bipolar.

Amor Universal: Revampt by Tamo Michaeli von Arnim

Amor Universal, by Tamo Michaeli von Arnim

Amor Universal is a personal collection of free-verse poetry, including photo's of the author's travels, which give it a personal diary feel. The subject matter of the poetry is love and attraction, which can be universally related too.

My Journey (Ebook) by Tobi Harper

A VERY honest story about how a few split seconds altered the path of my life. In February 2004 my husband and I were in a horrifying car accident. “She may not make it”, they said for nearly three months.

Road to 2010 by Craig Urquhart

While Germany was still awash in a sea of red, yellow and black, a nation temporarily at peace with itself thanks to the extraordinary successes of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, we began documenting South Africa’s preparations for the next edition of the quadrennial showpiece of international soccer.

The Complete Building Blocks Guide by Justice Mandhla

Within this engaging guide written in a straightforward and accessible style you will learn among others things, how to:

Determine whether Entrepreneurship is right for you
Determine which Business to Start
Define your Business Concept and How to Start a Business
Determine and identify the Product/Service people need and not what you want to offer
Determine and target a specific Audience/Market for your product/service.

How 2 Help (Cape Town) by Rebecca Hickman

Do you want to contribute to the wellbeing of the wider Cape Town community? Would you like to find out more about how you can help to meet the diverse needs and challenges? Do you want to get involved and make a difference? If so, this is the book for you!

Cooking with Brad by Brad Raymond

If you enjoy good food, you can cook good food. Cooking should be fun. Basic cooking is not rocket science. You do not have to be a chef to produce a wonderful meal. Stop making excuses and get into the kitchen.

The Road to Absalom by Michael Gastrow

David is a hedonistic young lawyer who drifts aimlessly through the Cape Town party scene. When a rural chief and his family are murdered, David is sent to the Eastern Cape to look for a possible heir to the chieftaincy.

Heap of Stones by AE Ballakisten

Heap of Stones is a selection of forty poems from two decades of AE Ballakisten’s poetry, many written while in his twenties. The book opens with a pledge by the poet; that his poetry will always reflect his “true word”. Indeed, the poems have a bold honesty; they are a powerful reflection of the human experience and range in emotions from anger and heartbreak to hope and contentment.

A Touch of Madness by Lewis Watling

"Our own touches of madness can only flourish if they merge with, and accept, every other touch of madness with which they come into contact."

Having received such positive feedback from “Not more of the same”, an autobiographical anthology of poetry that I self-published in late 2008, I immediately resolved to create a further anthology to celebrate my 90th birthday in October 2009.

A "Touch of Madness” encapsulates a two-year-long journey of ever increasing awareness that has led the author to the realisation that every creative act becomes a feature in the human Odyssey.

Flight of the Moth by Edwin Jackson

Recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, Edwin Jackson finds himself at a crossroads in his life, and decides to embark on an extraordinary journey around the world, a journey that will lead him to India, across Central Asia, to the USA and to parts of Central America and Brazil.

I=MC²: How to become a true wedding Master of Ceremonies

Tired of going to weddings where the Master of Ceremonies bores all with a series of inappropriate jokes strung together by the ever annoying "this reminds me of the time" phrase?

I=MC² will help you understand the true nature of humor, the dynamics of a diverse group of guests, and how to use it to create a magical atmosphere at the wedding.

As the MC, you can play a vital role in ensuring that the wedding is a stress free experience for the bride and the groom and an unforgettably delightful event for all the guests. This book tells you how to achieve this by giving practical guidelines on the role of the MC before, during and after the wedding.

Lara and the Ghost by Gladness Nale

Lara and the Ghost is a children’s short story about an extraordinary little girl who is trying to tell her mother that their home is haunted. Her mother finds this hard to believe until she witnesses an ‘appearance’ one evening. To her mother’s shock, their neighbour is the one who unravels the mystery behind the ghost.

The Adventures of the Very Brave and Particular Nose

There once was a Very Brave and Particular Nose that had been waiting since the beginning of time for a Very Brave and Particular Boy …

Boost your sales and attract new customers by Justice Mandhla

Boost Your Sales and Attract New Customers will help you understand the importance of marketing and market planning to achieve your business success. By following the learning roadmap, and completing each component of the Program, you will expand your knowledge of marketing and advertising of your business.

Here's what you will learn in this book:

You will learn to set your personal goals and analyze your business.
The SWOT Analysis and Goal Tools will allow you to customize this Program for your own business needs and allow you to start the Marketing Planning Process for your business.
You will learn how to customize your own specific business needs and achieve your Business Goals using the Workbook and Business Success Wheel.
You will learn how to join together all this information into a series of Marketing and Advertising Models that will offer you a variety of ways to expand your current Marketing Program.

The Business Prep Guide by Justice Mandhla

Everything the business start-up gurus never tell you in their expensive seminars and inadequate books

Are you looking to start a new business?
Do you want complete and detailed information to help you decide if entrepreneurship is for you?
Would you like a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to walk you through launching your own business?

Yes? Then you have to read The Business Prep Guide.

Whiplash by Tracey Farren

Shortlisted for the Sunday Times fiction prize 2009

When a condom pops, Tess's life swings one eighty degrees. She is grimly determined to get back on track, to continue to pop painkillers by the bunch and sell her body to strangers. To do this however, she needs to take a break from her drugs. Tess's cold turkey opens up a window in her psyche. Her new sobriety invites awful truths into her memory. Pictures from the past ambush her mind and Tess is whipped into a shattering understanding of how she got here. But while she is stalked by vivid, frightening flash backs, her universe conspires to heal her. Friends close in on her, despite her efforts to isolate herself. Tess hits the road harder, flogs her body, but there is no going back. She learns to see miracles, even in pain. She finds herself sewing sequins onto bright, silky cloth. She finds herself learning to belly dance, "Shik shik" with her hips. Tess dumps her old identity in chunks and gets ready to dance.

I Married My Mother by Hilary Maraney

I Married My Mother uncovers the complex relationship between a mother and a daughter, from a dreamlike quality of wonder to fragile emotional states. A surreal memoir about a little girl growing up in Cape Town in the fifties, set against the backdrop of a white middle-class society, seen through the eyes and voice of the child. A holographic journey into the psychological effects of hosting the "enemy within", the heroine scarred by the myriad reflections of her mother’s negative entities.

The Way it Was by Erik Norgaard

Take a whirlwind journey around the world, in the life and career of an exceptional Dane during a period of great change.

He was there, surviving the gloomy days of occupied Europe during World War II. He was there, rising to the challenges of building harbours and bridges in post-colonial Africa during the Cold War. He was there, observing the intricacies of the European Union as the “old Europe” lost its way.

In this vivid autobiography, Erik Norgaard tells the story of his traveling and working as a self-employed consultant from Alaska to Australia, from New York to Micronesia. Through it all, the lessons he learns are simple. Life conjures  up successes and failures, but with a tenacious will to succeed, he  never gives up. Through it all, loved ones come first, even as his family spreads out further and further across the globe.

A warm and inspiring tale of a most unusual life.

African Journal of Rhetoric: Moments of Engagement - Power, Rhetoric and Protest

This maiden edition of the African Journal of Rhetoric is a collection of papers presented at the first colloquium of the African Association for Rhetoric (AAR) and papers that were later solicited from experienced researchers. This volume critically looks at the role that rhetoric plays during an impasse between Government and civil society. Some of the issues that occur in this volume range from the state of rhetorical studies in Africa to the nature and the nuanced extreme culture of protest in Africa. The volume also examines the activities of the different actors during protest, namely civil movements, the police, the judiciary and the executive as either sources or recipients of violent behaviour during protest. This is a multidisciplinary array of chapters and contributors. The group consists of both senior scholars and young researchers in Rhetoric, African studies, Law, Linguistics, Political Sociology, Psychology, Politics, Communication and Media Studies and Development Studies.

What They Didn't Teach You in School by Justice Mandhla

Finally, a practical, step-by-step roadmap for getting that job straight out of school fast.

Have you found that the job search is getting tougher? Do you have to apply to more industries than ever before? Has it been a while since you were called for an interview? Have you been called several times for interviews, but are still not where you want to be?

To be successful you need to understand the real secrets of job-hunting and interview techniques, not send hundreds of resumés to hundreds of companies.

This one-of-a-kind guide provides the tips and tactics you need to succeed, and walks you through the steps to landing your perfect job fast, including:

What Hiring Managers are looking for in a resumé

How candidates resumés are selected from hundreds of resumes

Tips to write the most effective job-search resumé and cover letter

Job-interview tips and strategies

What critical transferable skills to include in your resumé

Too often people set goals without preparing the personal environment they need to achieve those goals. This book will clearly prepare that environment for you. Are you wondering, “Is this book really going to help me?” The answer is: it could be; it’s up to you.

Drifting from one good intention to the next won’t help, you need to act now.

Maverick by Lauren Beukes

This is a book about raconteurs and renegades, writers, poets, provocateurs and pop stars, artists and activists and a cross-dressing doctor. From Africa's first black movie star and Drum covergirl, Dolly Rathebe, to Glenda Kemp, the snake-dancing stripper who shook up the verkrampte social mores of the 70s, these are the riveting true tales of women who broke with convention and damn the consequences. Spanning over 350 years of history, Maverick explores the compelling lives of some of South Africa's most famous - and notorious - women, including Brenda Fassie, Daisy de Melker, Sara Bartmann, Ingrid Jonker, Helen Joseph, Nongqawuse and Bessie Head. But it also delves into lesser-known stories of the likes of reluctant Boer commando Sarah Raal, the ill-fated khoekhoe interpreter Krotoa-Eva, Black Sophie, the brothel queen of Bree Street, and Elizabeth Klarer, who gave birth to an alien love child in 1958.

The Power that's Ours ebook

The Power that's Ours has been written to introduce children to the concepts of goal-setting, visualisation, and affirmation.

Continuing the adventures they began in The Magic is Ours, Joel and Jina once again meet Magic who guides them through both fun and testing times. Jina is helped by Magic when she lacks self belief for an upcoming show jumping gymkhana. Joel learns from his sister how to practice setting and scoring goals for an important football match.

The Power that's Ours is an interactive book with eleven "Fun Time" activities. The book can be read as a story or used as an introductory guide to goal-setting, visualisation, and affirmation. Just as Joel and Jina are taught about setting and achieving their goals - with the emphasis on having fun - the reader is also guided through the process while enjoying the siblings' adventures.

The Power that's Ours is a follow up to The Magic that's Ours which introduced children to the wonders of their imaginations.

Grief's Bounty by Sandy Goulding

'I needed to understand that sudden and intense link between grief and passion: the centrality of sexuality to affirming the life of the living.'

A searingly honest account of how, for Sophie, grief becomes a powerful catalyst for healing the past, unleashing the full force of her mid-life female sexuality, and directing her to a new life as she emerges from that passage through the loss of loved ones that so many of us must travel.

She and her closest family members are all survivors of the maelstrom that sweeps through their lives bringing change and chaos in its wake. In their painful journey forward they need to lay the ghosts of their two beloved family members to rest and, in their healing process, find closure.

This book will touch the inner core of anyone who has lived through intense grief, while seeking answers.

So Close: Infertile and Addicted to Hope by Tertia Albertyn

Meet, marry and make a baby: That’s how it’s supposed to go, right?

What happens when you start trying for a family… and trying, and trying some more? How far do you go to achieve your dream of having children?

So Close is the heart wrenching, exhilarating, devastatingly funny story of Tertia Albertyn’s battle with infertility. Tertia wanted a baby so badly she went through nine IVFs. Most people give up after the third.

I don’t think I am being brave at all. I am just too terrified not to try again.

Anatomy of a Mermaid by Beatrice Heather Kidd

Have you ever thought that you might have been a Mermaid in your previous existence? And that you, like the Mermaid of the mythical tale, chose this existence in a bargain with humanity; to love and be loved; to live in the matrix of relationship with other mortals and to travel from the duality of being half this-half that to an awareness of your mortal and spiritual reality?

If you did ever imagine such a past and such an infinite future... then this book is about your journey as you uncover archaic fragments of your hidden, forgotten selves and slowly unveil the bigger story of who you are within the Life you are now making real.

15 Universal Laws of Relationships by André S.Kamer

15 Universal Laws of Relationships by André S.Kamer This is not a textbook. It is meant to be read as fun and entertainment, but contains numerous gems to help you avoid the pitfalls that cause relationships to break down. Whether you are sixteen or sixty, new to dating or already in a relationship, this book will help you make the right decisions to ensure that you both have a lot of fun. It starts with the dating scene – how to find partners, who to go for and who to avoid – then moves on to the pitfalls of relationships and marriage, problems encountered along the way, how to prevent or overcome them, and ends with tips on spicing it up in the bedroom. A must-read for all couples or potential couples.

Project H by Brandon Carstens

Project H by Brandon Carstens Project H is a story set in South Africa five years from now, a country cured of its economic and social ills all due to a man named Jasper King and his invention called Project H. But while eradicating all crime and poverty, Project H also eradicates one of society’s most important foundations: the belief in God. However, unexpected tragedy strikes with the murder of a detective’s wife, sending the cop on a ruthless hunt for answers and retribution, only to find that the truth behind the murder runs deeper than he ever could have imagined.

Deadlines from the Edge by Hamilton Wende

Deadlines from the Edge You must have seen them. Groups of them waiting for their heavy silver metal boxes to come off the luggage carousel at Heathrow, Rome, Paris, Tel Aviv, Johannesburg. They carry huge amounts of equipment into the world’s worst hellholes. They are always trying to get into a place when everyone else is trying to get out. They sit, red-eyed and exhausted, staring out of the windows of a plane as it circles over yet another burning African capital, wondering what will greet them when they arrive at an airport filled with soldiers in camouflage uniform. They are journalists – the fragile uncertain antennae of our electronic civilisation.

Deadlines from the Edge is a collection of one such journalist’s stories about his journeys into different parts of the world while working as a television news producer in various parts of Africa, the Middle East and Afghanistan.

Not More of the Same by Lewis Watling

Not More of the Same, by Lewis Watling ‘Is there one in all the world who has not trembled before the seeming chaos precipitated by rapid change?

This book of poems owes so much to the turbulent unfolding of a new paradigm forged in these early shape-shifting years of a third millennium. Here, in the clamorous intermingling of cultures and races in Fish Hoek, I have become part of an exciting and often challenging metamorphosis, a sea-change of outer and inner perspectives.’

True North by Hamilton Wende

Nominated for the 1995 Sunday Times Alan Paton Award

Louis looked at me ‘So you want advice?’ He put his fork down. ‘Look here,’ he told me. ‘You’re lucky, things are changing at just the right time for someone like you. The whole of Africa is opening up to you. If I were your age, the first thing I would do is put on a rucksack and go north. I would go and see Africa, and write about what I saw.’

Hamilton Wende returned to South Africa in 1991. Looking towards a career in journalism, he was advised to pack a rucksack and explore Africa. Like many South Africans, he had hardly been north of the Limpopo, and so over the next four years he travelled to and covered stories in Angola, Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda. True North journeys through a continent filled with the starkest contrasts of the brutality of warfare and its consequences set against serene and beautiful backdrops of the African landscapes.

Apple Tree Hero by Mel Jutson

It’s Johannesburg, 1989, and a ruthless rush for ‘gold’ has created one of the most dangerous and tumultuous cities in the western world. Fifty years of self indulgence, subterfuge and bumbling racial politics have ignited in a frenzy of pantry-raiding and murderous cover-ups. It is the perfect setting for a hero’s trail.

Ever since man peered out of his cave and saw the frightening world before him, he has assumed the mantle of ‘hero’ – on the battlefront, at work, and in the home. Women have traditionally been coerced into encouraging and applauding his efforts – or have they?

In this dark thriller, based on actual events, our hero struggles between his destiny and his desires as he engages with a far from simpering heroine. Apple Tree Hero is a ground-breaking romp through the poems, art, music and movies that have chronicled the heroic triumph of good against evil, that monomyth adopted by virtually every society in the world.

Bridging the Divide: The Story of a Boer-British Family by Angela Lloyd

In January 1901, at the height of the 1899-1902 Anglo-Boer War, a Boer woman from the farm Lokshoek in the Orange Free State, Lily Visser, married Herbert Read in Cape Town.

It was an unusual event. Neither of their families was able to attend the wedding. Lily’s sister and her three daughters were detained in a grim concentration camp in Port Elizabeth, where the youngest of her daughters died. One of her brothers was in a prisoner-of-war camp in Cape Town. Her youngest brother was interred in Bloemfontein, while another brother, who had treated Winston Churchill for his wounds when he was captured by the Boers in Natal, was about to be charged with treason by the British in Johannesburg. The Visser family farm had been all but destroyed by British troops in the implementation of their scorched earth policy.

Motherhood and Me by Lindy Bruce

Motherhood and Me by Lindy Bruce "This book is fun, functional and if you engage with the content, it’s fruitful, too.” – O, the Oprah magazine

"This illuminating book will strike a chord with many women coming to terms with their new role as a mom.” – Cape Town’s Child

What do you do when motherhood doesn’t live up to your high expectations? Why are you not the mother you dreamt of being? And who do you turn to for help when your parenting responsibilities threaten to overwhelm you?

Becoming a mother is one of the most profound changes you will experience in your life. This time of change can be very disorienting and overwhelming, requiring you to adapt, and to re-examine yourself and your life. This insightful and inspirational book will show you not only how to come to grips with your identity as a mom, but help you to make choices that can lead you to contentment and happiness.

The Bible and the Missing Books compiled by Carolien van Wyk

The Bible and the Missing Books is a must-have volume for all those who would like to explore the books that were 'lost' or 'forbidden', discover more about the writings and history of those times, and read the books that were originally approved by the Church and included in the Bible, then subsequently removed (such as the Aprocrypha). This ebook features the most comprehensive collection of missing and excluded books found to date relating to the Old and New Testament. With more than 2,000 pages of text covering 40 missing books from the Old Testament and 120 missing books from the New Testament, as well as the full King James Version of the Bible, this e-book is one of the largest and most comprehensive all-in-one volumes of its kind. Furthermore, you have the added benefit of printing only the pages or sections you need, when you need them!

Chameleon by Barbara Erasmus

"Off the dark streets and into the white collar boardrooms, Barbara Erasmus takes local crime writing in a new direction. Engrossing. Thought provoking. Chameleon will keep you turning the pages." – Mike Nicol

"Chameleon is a fascinating and intriguing read ... Read it, you won’t be sorry." – Brian Joss, Book SA

Chameleon is a story about the private face behind a public image. Leigh Franklin has it all – looks, brains and a marriage to one of Cape Town’s most successful stockbrokers. Ever the perfect wife, she exchanges her own blossoming career as a forex and hedge fund trader to become the perfect mother to her adored daughter. She struggles to maintain her up-market profile as she is forced to face the consequences of both white-collar crime and an unwanted pregnancy.

The Magic that's Ours ebook

On their way to school one day Joel and Jina, a brother and sister, meet an interesting character named "IMAGI-NASHUN". Together in a beautiful cave he tells them about a magic that they have. With loads of fun and colour their lives are changed forever. With the FUN TIME exercises at the end of each chapter, this book can be used with playgroups and schoolchildren or just read at night as a bedtime story. HAVE LOADS OF FUN!

Get Slim, Stay Slim - Naturally

Dr. Francesca L.N. Swainston’s herbal formula for slimmers has been used effectively by thousands of overweight people both in South Africa and internationally. Get Slim, Stay Slim - Naturally reveals the formula and gives easy-to-follow guidelines to lose weight, including how to make your own personalised weightloss remedy. She also explains that being overweight is not only a result of overeating and under-exercising, as is generally thought.

Get Slim, Stay Slim - Naturally describes a healthy and holistic approach to permanently solving your weight problem, reveals the underlying reasons why we become overweight, and explains how we can use food for its therapeutic as well as nutritive value. Excess weight is a result of certain imbalances and dysfunctions within the body that, if not rectified, will result in regaining weight lost by dieting and exercise.

The unique approach to slimming described in this book will help you shed those unwanted kilos – permanently and naturally. At the same time you will detoxify and regulate your body, restoring your heath and slim figure.

Altyd die Liefde/Altijd die Liefde ebook

About the authors

JANNEKE PRINS

Als derde kind van Nederlandse ouders, had ik zo direkt na de oorlog een eenvoudige maar rustige jeugd. Wel wist ik al heel jong, dat het leven iets anders inhield als mij werd verteld, en beloofde mezelf dat uit te zoeken. Op de middelbare school, bedacht ik dat ik met mensen wilde werken en belandde zo in de gezondheidszorg.

Door mijn drang naar avontuur ging ik al jong reizen, bleef enkele jaren in Canada en bij terugkomst voltooide ik mijn studie aan de sociale academie. Trouwde, kreeg twee dochters, werkte en volgde allerlei studies. Mijn liefde voor literatuur en poezie heeft me vaak gesteund in barre tijden, ik hoop hiervan een beetje door te geven aan de lezers van deze bundel.

Veel liefde en geluk toegewenst - Janneke