Oh My Wor(l)d
- Shafinaaz Hassim
- Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
- Shafinaaz is a sociologist, artist and poet based in Johannesburg, SA. She is the author of several works of non-fiction and fiction, and has been listed in HayFestival's Africa39 category of top 39 authors in Africa under the age of 40 at the London Book Fair 2014. Also see www.shafinaaz.co.za
SoPhia: a novel
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Book of Faces
For the Love of Words
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Words are Things; Please Do Not Steal.
This work is authored by
Shafinaaz Hassim
and is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.
4 comments:
LOL...LOL...LOL
You've been working too hard again :P
hey sweetpea...
yOu'r the workahoLic here... :P
i have no excuse; being committed to writing and all that jazz ;)
sweets....reminds me of Sartre who spoke about nothingness being somethingness... a lack of being is still a kind of being...anyways what I am tryin to say : )... is that.... implicit in you not trusting yourself is a form of trust....you are able to acknowledge its existence by denying it.... ok, enough philosophy .... too many years spent with all these existentialist philosophers has fried my brain : )
aah, words of wisdom and much thought from the existentialist charou chick of the east coast!!! this blog has just been blessed! :P
we should chat about these ideologies that float about in that ocean of a mind of yours, lady... :)
miss u much, mwah!
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