Curating Men
Mia Arderne, Sue Nyathi and Joy Watson speak to Colin Wardle about their motivation behind putting men under the microscope.
Mia Arderne, Sue Nyathi and Joy Watson speak to Colin Wardle about their motivation behind putting men under the microscope.
Jessica Horn, Sahra Noor and Zimbini Ogle speak to Natalie Sifuma about who gets to belong, and who stands to benefit when the vulnerable are targeted.
Lọlá Ákínmádé, S.E. Bhamjee and Thandi Moagi speak to Amogelang Maledu about navigating unbalanced relationships.
Maneo Mohale returns to the Open Book stage, and this time they are speaking to Athambile Masola.
Athambile’s work deftly stretches over language and genre, illuminating the extraordinary lives of Black women throughout history as they resist injustice and erasure.
Poets Kirsten Deane, Thando Fuze and Nokwanda Sihlali speak to Ntombenhle Shezi about systemic violence and ways to drive change.
Thando Fuze, Jessica Horn, Vashna Jagarnath and Zimbini Ogle speak to Pumla Dineo Gqola about interventions that could enable a better future.
Krystle Zara Appiah, Pumla Dineo Gqola and Sue Nyathi speak to host with the most, Mohale Mashigo about love and loneliness in a world on fire.
Join the discussion as Noma Tsheleza facilitates an interactive conversation with the author of Death Rattle.
Zubayr Charles, Preven Reddy and Wesley Roodt speak to Riley Herbert-Henry about creating space for vulnerability for both reader and writer.