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I write, publish and sell South African Contemporary and Children's fiction. Growing up, I loved listening to the folktales and fables as told by those in my family in the evenings. At school our teacher also reserved a period on some days for us to tell each other the fables we knew or remembered from listening to them told. It was only natural that I would fall in love with reading fiction and spend hours lost in a book. Consequently this led to the writing bug tagging me and I started writing stories the way I would've enjoyed them written. I don't like convoluted descriptions of things
Ntataiseng is a fourteen-year-old girl who is preoccupied with school, friends and bo...
Published by: Moleleki-Tšephe
For Chulumanco, going to his uncle’s house would be fun, if only he weren’t so af...
Published by: Moleleki-Tšephe
This is the how I, as someone who watched a certain American medical television show,...
Published by: Moleleki-Tšephe
Crushed by the end of her marriage, Eletseha vacillates between despairing that she h...
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What happens when a man denies their paternity of a child yet to be born? Well, most ...
Published by: Moleleki-Tšephe
What started off as a facetious threat, becomes the nightmare for both the threat-mak...
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Sometimes we think that the people we know are acting out of character when they do t...
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Letsema and his brother are raised by a single parent. Their mother is determined to ...
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Elizabeth, along with her younger brother, Lawrence, is a virtual slave living on a f...
Published by: Moleleki-Tšephe
