Why “Jesus Crushes Sin” will be free – and available for purchase
My new book will be free on my website, but also available for purchase on multiple platforms, from 3 Feb.
NCMI World Equip: Super grateful
NCMI World Equip 2015 has been so very encouraging. If you don’t know what it is, check out the website. NCMI works into over 80 nations and the World Equip brings churches across the world together to make much of Jesus in one place, during one week. I’m super grateful and so privileged to be …
The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway (Review)
I found myself really enjoying Hemingway’s book, The Old Man and the Sea.
When Twins War: Book II
With a rich and layered fantasy world akin to the classics, When Twins War mingles traditional Western fantasy with middle-eastern adventure and African folklore. It’s something of a mix between The Lord of the Rings and Arabian Nights, with an African edge.
When Twins War: Book I
With a rich and layered fantasy world akin to the classics, When Twins War mingles traditional Western fantasy with middle-eastern adventure and African folklore. It’s something of a mix between The Lord of the Rings and Arabian Nights, with an African edge.
Your Single Happiness
Singleness? See inside…
Key take-aways from SAIR this weekend
This weekend I attended the SA Indies Rock (SAIR) book festival, which I wrote about and was quite keen for. I quite enjoyed it. SAIR is about indie authors. It’s the first time I’ve seen something that’s purely about indies, which was really cool. It was great meeting new people who do what I do …
Keen for the SA Indies Rock Book Festival this weekend
Being an indie author in South Africa is really tough work. You spend your life hearing a lot of, “Yeah, I still need to read your book. I’m just busy finishing this new James Patterson novel,” from your friends and a lot of, “Your book doesn’t fit our marketing plans,” from publishers. (Well, the reason …
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Why I’m not Happy with the Media’s Take on the Helen Zille and Cape Times debacle
Is the recent debacle between Western Cape Premier, Helen Zille and The Cape Times a case of media freedom, or media impropriety?
Racial Self-Righteousness: The Real Problem
So much of our discussion on race in South Africa misses the point. We focus on the effects all the time but not the cause. Why is that? Because when we look at the cause we have to look at our own hearts – white, black, coloured, indian, chinese, or whoever else. This is because …