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Cindy van Wyk

Cindy van Wyk

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Sub-Editor, Namibian Sun

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Total articles 9

  • ‘Immortality’: Love in a hopeless place

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk| Namibian Sun Verified 1 Hour Ago - 2023-03-17 11:06:00A dark tale of love, lust and loss, Carmelita Dentlinger’s ‘Immortality’ is best suited to mature audiences. Introducing readers to Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Reeves and Jesse James ‘Jamie’ Pearson, the novel features themes of molestation, rape, sex work, drugs, self-harm and violence. But it is also a love story. One of two broken people who – to borrow from the Rihanna song – find “love in a hopeless place”.

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk · Namibian Sun

    Mar. 17, 2023

  • ‘A Bed on Bricks’: A masterclass in compelling writing

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk| Namibian Sun Verified 1 Hour Ago - 2023-01-27 14:58:00Written in vivid, compelling prose, MA Kelly’s short stories in ‘A Bed on Bricks’ take the reader on a sweeping sojourn across Africa - from Namibia, Botswana and the territory formerly known as Rhodesia to South Africa, Zambia and Tanzania.

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk · Namibian Sun

    Jan. 27, 2023

  • ‘Immortality’: Love in a hopeless place

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk| Namibian Sun Verified 1 Hour Ago - 2023-03-17 11:06:00A dark tale of love, lust and loss, Carmelita Dentlinger’s ‘Immortality’ is best suited to mature audiences. Introducing readers to Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Reeves and Jesse James ‘Jamie’ Pearson, the novel features themes of molestation, rape, sex work, drugs, self-harm and violence. But it is also a love story. One of two broken people who – to borrow from the Rihanna song – find “love in a hopeless place”.

    By Namibian Sun, Cindy van Wyk · Namibian Sun

    Mar. 17, 2023

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