impepho press

History and Imagined Realities
Poetry from South Africa

Closing date 3 September 2020
poetry@ifaz.org.za

“Writing about our mothers is us figuring out what it means to navigate the world in bodies like ours. Our mothers are our first reference” vangile gantsho

Maneo Mohale sat down to talk to vangile gantsho about the various points of convergence and divergence in their collections. (Photo: Supplied)

Read more: News24

https://www.news24.com/arts/literature/everything-is-red-cotton-a-conversation-between-maneo-mohale-and-vangile-gantso-20200806

“Writing about our mothers is us figuring out what it means to navigate the world in bodies like ours. Our mothers are our first reference.” vangile gantsho

Read more at News24:
https://www.news24.com/arts/literature/everything-is-red-cotton-a-conversation-between-maneo-mohale-and-vangile-gantso-20200806

Q & A with poet, healer and co-founder of impepho press vangile gantsho

LISTEN: https://jazzuary.fm/q-a-poet-healer-and-co-founder-of-impepho-press-vangile-gantsho/

Vangile Gantsho: “Another thing that brought impepho press together was our commitment to healing in the work we do, individually and I suppose, now as a collective. All three of the founding members hold space and have a vested interest in facilitating dialogue, so that we can be a part of better, healthier communities. Be it through teaching, feminist dialogues, and/or pursuing spiritual callings.”

Source: Pen South Africa

https://pensouthafrica.co.za/impepho-press-holding-space-for-the-intersectional-feminist-voice-of-africa/