First edition, Marillier, Juliet 元34 Malaria - a laymans guide second impression 1996. Adderl C0722 Perfect reflections II Jordan, Susie Jordan, Susie G599 Die Sport-dieet Karen Inge, Peter Brukner Karen Inge, Peter Brukner B0693 Face up - with Anneline Kriel Klein, Gloria Dr Klein, Gloria Dr B0981 The act of marriage La haye - Tim & Beverly La haye - Tim & Beverly A202 Ek,die vrou Who cares if you have a heart Llewellyn-Jones,Derek Llewellyn-Jones,Derek D0445 attack Logos Logos A854 Jou selfbeeld Maltz, Maxwell Maltz, Maxwell B0490 Foxmask Marillier, Juliet Hard soft cover. Good Jason Theodosakis, Brenda C0642 The arthritis cure condition. It breaks new ground and takes the conversation about queerness into the public arena, and out of the stifling Afrikaans closet where many young people still aren’t allowed to speak their truth.įind Skeef in all good bookstores, or order it online here.Kode Titel Beskrywing Skrywer E466 Menopause Today Jaff, Nicole Jaff, Nicole B0982 Love is letting go of fear Jampolsky, Gerald G Jampolsky, Gerald G 1997 edtion.
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While Skeef is perhaps primarily aimed at young people (its subtitle is reminiscent of Wat seuns wil weet and Wat meisies wil weet, a set of sex education books written by Dr Jan van Elfen in the 1970s) the book will appeal to queer Afrikaans readers of any age.įeaturing everything from tips about coming out, to a list of suggested films and TV shows with queer content, and queer local personalities to follow on social media, Skeef is a comprehensive how-to guide. No topic is off limits in Skeef – it candidly, openly and honestly looks at sex and sexuality without preaching, but also dedicates an entire chapter to issues associated with religion and sexuality.Ī glossary helps readers understand all the terms used in the book, whilst the final pages feature the contact details of organisations that may be of help to LGBT people. In an effort to have the book speak to the broadest possible audience, it also includes pieces by transgender activists, drag artists, genderqueer people, and lesbian podcasters.īesides anecdotes from notable celebs, the book’s congenial tone is enhanced by personal accounts from many everyday people, making for a wide range of stories that will speak to the lived experience of a varied audience. Skeef covers all the bases, also offering readers some background about the local struggle for LGBT equality, South Africa’s first legal gay wedding, and information about gay parenting.
It shows that everything is really just about love and acceptance.” Skeef is an incredibly important exploration of coming out and being gay. Says Aucamp on the back cover of the book, “To come out is liberating and provides immeasurable relief.
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Among others, the book features contributions by Die Boekklub and Ballade vir ’n Enkeling star Armand Aucamp, comedian Marc Lottering, Suidooster’s Marco Spaumer and the musician Yahto Kraft.Ĭharl Lingenfelder, whose experience in the army formed the basis of the acclaimed film Kanarie also contributes, as does Rian van Heerden of Jacaranda FM and Damian Engelbrecht, the first gay farmer to appear in the local reality series Boer Soek ’n Vrou. In the book, Schwarp – a radio host and media personality – draws on his own experience of being gay, but also ropes in a number of notable South Africans to share their stories.
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