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Emily Dickinson’s “The Chariot” is an Insult to Death
How much control does a writer have after their work is published? In an example of Emily Dickinson, an editor gave her poem “The Chariot” its title after her Death. This is not uncommon in Dickinson’s oeuvre. Most of her poems were not written for publication purposes. Many later, anthologised poems came from letters to friends and…
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A Traveller Sits by his Fire and Writes about his Times: On Place: South African Literary Journeys by Justin Fox
In Place: South African Literary Journeys, Justin Fox makes the journey himself. His text explores South African written landscapes and recasts them through his authorial eyes.
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Kris Van der Bijl 