A brief guide to the Franschhoek Literary Festival
There's a packed programme of events at The Franschhoek Literary Festival on the weekend of May 19 to 21. Here are the highlights
There's a packed programme of events at The Franschhoek Literary Festival on the weekend of May 19 to 21. Don’t miss out on: THE CHEFReuben Riffel, the well-loved chef, is a Franschhoek local made ever-so-good, with four cookbooks and five restaurants to his name. Eat at Reubens, his flagship restaurant in the village (opening this month with a new look and in a new location), and hear him talk about his amazing journey and his new book, Reuben at Home. [2]* THE SPIES The villains and heroes of the apartheid years are in the spotlight in some riveting and readable new books. Jonathan Ancer, author of Spy: Uncovering Craig Williamson, and Bridget Hilton-Barber (Student Comrade Prisoner Spy) have intriguing tales to tell in the session Spy vs Spy. [17] THE CRAFTGot a book inside you? It’s time to get it out. Brilliant local and international authors share their secrets, strategies and skills. Daniel Browde (The Relatively Public Life of Jules Browde) leads the conversation with Claire...
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