Gilbert Gibson returns to the literary scene after a decade with vloei/stof, a collection in which he plays with language and form to create alienation. Herman Wasserman debuts as a poet with Waterman, an accessible, engaging collection in which the poet expresses his personal experiences in supple, sensitive language and enters into conversation with poets who have preceded him. Gibson talks to Louise Viljoen
about fluidity, water and the other elements that the two collections have in common, and also reads, and we play audio recordings of readings by Wasserman.