
This magnificent anthology will surely emerge as one of the best books out of South Africa this year, if not this decade.
I read The Interpreters: South Africa’s New Nonfiction over a weekend, submerging myself in a well-curated set of non-fiction essays with excerpts from graphic novels added to the middle. It was like being in a hot tub at the edge of a beautiful forest.
This is no exaggeration.
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Axelroad
Van der Merwe is approached by SANRAL one day who want to build a new highway through his donkey farm. Van is really concerned with how his donkeys can get from one side of the farm to the other without having to cross the highway and risk being injured or killed. He is promised that they will build bridges the highway so that his donkeys can cross under the highway. Van agrees and gives them the go-ahead.
The highway is built and a year later the same rep goes to the farm to go see how Van and his donkeys are. He eventually finds Van under one of these bridges chipping away at the roof of the tunnel with a hammer and chisel.
\”Mnr Van de Merwe, what are you doing damaging the highway bridge?\”
Wheels
Anyone who goes to bed with an itching anus should brace up for smelly fingers in the morning