Pagecast conversations at the KBF 2025: "Thoughts on Love"
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Welcome to a fascinating episode of Pagecast at the Kingsmead Book Fair hosted by Kelly Ansara. What was meant to be a thoughtful discussion on writing the moment quickly turned into a passionate conversation about one of life’s biggest questions: is love fate or choice?
Join Kelly as she chats with four brilliant South African authors, each bringing their unique perspective on love, relationships, identity, and triumph.
In this episode, hear from:
Zukiswa Wanner, acclaimed novelist , whose latest book Love Marry Kill explores the complexities of modern relationships with sharp social commentary and humour.
Duduzile Nhlabathi-Madonsela, dating coach and author of The Dating Playbook, sharing candid and practical advice for navigating today’s dating scene.
Sven Axelrad, Durban-based author of The Nicotine Gospel, blending dark humour with poignant reflections on family, loss, and identity.
Khanyiso Tshwaku, sports journalist and co-author of Twice the Glory, chronicling the Springboks’ historic back-to-back Rugby World Cup victories and their cultural significance.
Tune in for an engaging, heartfelt, and sometimes fiery exploration of love in all its forms.
#PagecastPodcast #SouthAfricanAuthors #LoveAndWriting #ModernRelationships #LiteraryPodcast #SouthAfricanLiterature #WritingCommunity #RugbyWorldCup #StorytellingMatters #LoveFateOrChoice #BookPodcast
Join Kelly as she chats with four brilliant South African authors, each bringing their unique perspective on love, relationships, identity, and triumph.
In this episode, hear from:
Zukiswa Wanner, acclaimed novelist , whose latest book Love Marry Kill explores the complexities of modern relationships with sharp social commentary and humour.
Duduzile Nhlabathi-Madonsela, dating coach and author of The Dating Playbook, sharing candid and practical advice for navigating today’s dating scene.
Sven Axelrad, Durban-based author of The Nicotine Gospel, blending dark humour with poignant reflections on family, loss, and identity.
Khanyiso Tshwaku, sports journalist and co-author of Twice the Glory, chronicling the Springboks’ historic back-to-back Rugby World Cup victories and their cultural significance.
Tune in for an engaging, heartfelt, and sometimes fiery exploration of love in all its forms.
#PagecastPodcast #SouthAfricanAuthors #LoveAndWriting #ModernRelationships #LiteraryPodcast #SouthAfricanLiterature #WritingCommunity #RugbyWorldCup #StorytellingMatters #LoveFateOrChoice #BookPodcast
