Karavan Press & Indeed Books at the 2026 BookBedonnerd Literary Festival in Richmond

The Karavan is heading to Richmond this week where we will be participating in the BookBedonnerd Literary Festival, taking place between 29 and 31 October 2026, one of the highlights of the literary calendar every year.

Catch the following Karavan Press and Indeed Books authors at the festival:

Thursday 29th October – Day 1

09:30 STEPHEN SYMONS – SATRLORN

Friday 30th October – Day 2

10:00 ANGIE BUTLER – THE SHADOW OF ELSEWHERE

15:00 GAIL GILBRIDE – AN UNSUITABLE WOMAN

15:40 TRACY GOING – THE POWER OF WRITING & STORYTELLING

16:45 ROGER LUCEY – HOW TO BUILD A HOUSE IN THE MOUNTAINS

Saturday 31st October – Day 3

10:00 SHERYL & SANDY JAMES – UNBRIDLING

We will also be running three writing workshops at the Vetmuis Plaaskombuis, every morning between 8 and 9AM:

THURSDAY: Karina M. Szczurek

FRIDAY: Kerry Hammerton

SATURDAY: Chantal Stewart

Join us for this wonderful Karoo adventure!

Karavan Press authors at the Adam Small Fees

Cathy Park Kelly, Nancy Richards and Karen Jennings will be participating in the Adam Small Literary Festival in Pniel this year.

SATURDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2022 
PNIEL MUSEUM TEETUIN

13.45 – 14.15: Cathy Park – Boiling a Frog Slowly: A Memoir of Love Gone Wrong
14.15 – 14.45: Nancy Richards – The Skipper's Daughter
14.45 – 15.15: Karen Jennings – An Island: Longlisted for Booker Prize

Adam Small Fees

Blown Away by Books, Fish Hoek Library, 11-14 March 2020

Blown Away By Books 2020

Karavan Press authors Melissa A. Volker and Dawn Garisch will be participating in this year’s BLOWN AWAY BY BOOKS at the Fish Hoek Library. The festival is taking place between 11 and 14 March 2020.

Shadow Flicker launch at Book Lounge4Writing the Environment: where fact meets fiction

Novelists Lynton Burger (She Down There), Melissa A. Volker (Shadow Flicker) and environmentalists Colin Bell (The Last Elephants) and Richard Peirce (Orca: The day the Great White sharks disappeared)  talk to Robin Adams of World Wide Fund for Nature about telling stories that need to be written about our world.

Saturday morning, 14 March, 10:00-11:30, Fish Hoek Library.

Dawn Garisch at Open BookThis Writing Life

Tracey Farren asks novelists Dawn Garisch (Breaking Milk),  Qarnita Loxton (Being Shelley) and Trevor Sacks (Lucky Packet) where their stories come from. Do they arrive fully formed, or do uncontrollable characters dictate what will happen next? How do they write, and when, and why, and can anyone ever fully explain this writing life?

Saturday afternoon, 14 March, 14:00-15:30, Fish Hoek Library.

 

BLown Away by Books programme