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No story should miss its train.
Spring cleaning doesn’t mean stripping your shelves bare (we’d never commit such heresy). But those boxes in the corner? The ones collecting cobwebs? They’re ready for a new story.If you...
No story should miss its train.
Spring cleaning doesn’t mean stripping your shelves bare (we’d never commit such heresy). But those boxes in the corner? The ones collecting cobwebs? They’re ready for a new story.If you...
Thank you, Stellenbosch!
Wow, what a response! I honestly didn’t expect our little “let’s give it a bash” local pickup option to get this much love, but you’ve shown up in full force...
Thank you, Stellenbosch!
Wow, what a response! I honestly didn’t expect our little “let’s give it a bash” local pickup option to get this much love, but you’ve shown up in full force...
Whose voices matter now?
Women’s Day comes and goes every year, and we’re reminded to look back in honour of the women who marched, fought, wrote, and refused to stay quiet. That history matters....
Whose voices matter now?
Women’s Day comes and goes every year, and we’re reminded to look back in honour of the women who marched, fought, wrote, and refused to stay quiet. That history matters....
A note to our South African authors (And to the...
Bookshops have always been places where writers find readers and where readers find themselves.Think of Shakespeare and Company in Paris, where writers like James Baldwin, Anaïs Nin, and Lawrence Durrell...
A note to our South African authors (And to the...
Bookshops have always been places where writers find readers and where readers find themselves.Think of Shakespeare and Company in Paris, where writers like James Baldwin, Anaïs Nin, and Lawrence Durrell...
A year older and the story’s just getting good
Three years ago, The Story Station started with a handful of books and a lot of hope. We didn’t know if anyone would find us. Or if they’d care. But...
A year older and the story’s just getting good
Three years ago, The Story Station started with a handful of books and a lot of hope. We didn’t know if anyone would find us. Or if they’d care. But...
Wait… did the reader just die too?
In the late 1960s, Roland Barthes famously declared the “death of the author,” proposing that the meaning of a text does not originate with the writer, but is instead constructed...
Wait… did the reader just die too?
In the late 1960s, Roland Barthes famously declared the “death of the author,” proposing that the meaning of a text does not originate with the writer, but is instead constructed...