Mar 30, 2016 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL Ian Thornley’s debut solo album, Secrets, releases as Ian Fletcher Thornley, allows the Canadian rocker to stretch himself thematically and sonically, though the musical flair he contributes to Big Wreck, his “day job” band is always evident....
Feb 28, 2016 | ARTicle
The Co-Authors Wednesday 8:17am ‘Hey man, Marco, did you hear?’ ‘Shaun? What?’ ‘Are you sitting down?’ ‘No, I’m at the restaurant prepping bok choy. What is it?’ ‘It’s Noakes. You should probably sit down.’ ‘You’re freaking me out. What’s going on, Shaun?’ ‘You...
Dec 17, 2015 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL Your Kruger National Park Guide is essentially the opposite of the situation where you discover a place you love and purposefully avoid telling people about it in order to have it to yourself, not “ruined” by those who don’t...
Nov 26, 2015 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL Broken Monsters Charity Art Show / Nando’s Central Kitchen, Lorentzville, Johannesburg It’s a simple, heartfelt formula, mixing fame, literature, talent and fine art to not only promote reading but to provide young kid with physical...
Nov 18, 2015 | ARTicle
‘Gareth has such lovely hair.’ ‘I suppose the only way to tell you this, Mrs Crocker, is just to come out and say it,’ the educational psychologist announced, demonstrating her superpower for stating the obvious. Even at my tender age – and with all the emotional...
Oct 28, 2015 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL JT Lawrence’s book Why You Were Taken paints the South Africa of 2021 as a difficult place for a person who knows his or her own mind. It’s an invigorating, bracing vision by a very talented storyteller. The creation of a new world...
