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Author: Nadia Davids

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Creative non-fiction

‘Does my chest sound tight to you?’ The first 40 days; notes from a South African lockdown, by Nadia Davids

July 3, 2020January 1, 2021Nadia Davids14 Comments on ‘Does my chest sound tight to you?’ The first 40 days; notes from a South African lockdown, by Nadia Davids

Editor’s note: by agreement with the author, this article has been removed from The JRB, ahead of its reappearance in…

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Africa

‘It began with a burial site’: Nadia Davids on her new work, What Remains, a play about slavery and the haunted city

July 3, 2017November 2, 2017Nadia Davids14 Comments on ‘It began with a burial site’: Nadia Davids on her new work, What Remains, a play about slavery and the haunted city

All that is buried is not dead. —Olive Schreiner, The Story of an African Farm Ant swarming City City full…

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