This programme invites writers to share their cartography of becoming, how their writing empowered identity evaluations, supported the discovery of new possibilities of participation and dissent. A collaboration of the The Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre (JHGC) and the Sylt Foundation.
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Di Lu Galay: The Sorcerer's Truck
(75 pages, e-book, 15 Euro)
order your e-book: books@syltfoundation.com
soft cover book available in South Africa only: ZAR 150
The Sylt Foundation is delighted to make one of the strong voices of Burmese contemporary poetry available in a new English translation.
This new poetry collection of Burmese poet Di Lu Galay integrates the essence of the Sylt Foundation's approach to collaboration.
A collaboration of Di with South African writer Maren Bodenstein enabled a new translation into English, the artworks of the artists Thu Kim Vu and Sally Whines add another layer and perspective to Di`s poems.
The collaboration with the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre made this book possible as it is a product of our series: Voices Of Belonging and Resistance.
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