• DIE STERRE SÊ 'TSAU', /Xam-gedigte van Dia!kwain, Kweiten-ta-//ken, ?A!kunta, /Han≠kass'o en //Kabbo gekies en versorg deur Antjie Krog, met tekeninge en akwarelle va Da, Dia!kwain, /Han≠kass'o, !Nanni en Tamme

DIE STERRE SÊ 'TSAU', /Xam-gedigte van Dia!kwain, Kweiten-ta-//ken, ?A!kunta, /Han≠kass'o en //Kabbo gekies en versorg deur Antjie Krog, met tekeninge en akwarelle va Da, Dia!kwain, /Han≠kass'o, !Nanni en Tamme

: Krog (A.) ed.

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63pp., colour illus., paperback, Cape Town, 2004

 

Antjie Krog's translation of /Xam narratives into poetry.

Antjie Krog is the author of several volumes of poetry including Lady Anne (1989 Hertzog Prize) and Mede-wete (2015 Elizabeth Eybers Prize). Her non-fiction books include Begging to be Black and Country of My Skull, about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (winner of the Olive Schreiner Prize and the Alan Paton Prize in 1998). She is Extraordinary Professor at the University of the Western Cape.