By Rasvanth Chunylall
Many writers have embraced twitter as a medium to engage with fans, develop their brand identities, share news stories and express their thoughts and opinions. Here are some May highlights from the twitter accounts of a few KZN writers.
A name is important, check your facts man / how can u fight 4 economic freedom when u can’t pay the taxman? #ElectionBattleRaps #EFF
— Dashen Naicker (@dashennaicker) May 02, 2014
You can’t cope, of course I’m finding it funny / the only time I vote leKota is when I’m buying a bunny. #ElectionBattleRaps #COPE
— Dashen Naicker (@dashennaicker) May 02, 2014
I can feel a big creative writing week ahead, starting next Monday.
— John van de Ruit (@johnvanderuit) May 05, 2014
Being a bad boy is easy. Being a good boy is just as simple. Now, challenge yourself. Try and be a good bad boy 🙂
— Eric Miyeni ( @EricMiyeni) May 14, 2014
It’s my sobriety birthday today. Eleven years clean. Wow. @One day at a time …
— Jann Turner (@JannTurner) May 18, 2014
My 4yr old son’s take on embryology: mom, when we were chameleons in your tummy…
— Rosamund Kendal (@Rosamundkendal) May 18, 2014
My #ff this week goes to the dedicated team @SabotageReviews for their reviews and behind the scenes work for the #saboteur2014 awards.
— Michelle McGrane (@MichelleMcGrane) May 22, 2014
Just bought nappies for the first time. This baby stuff just got real.
— Bridget McNulty (@bridgetmcnulty) May 24, 2014
At one end of continent: #Inauguration2014. Speeches, celebrations. Other end: #Somalia’s parliament is under attack. Bombs, gunfire, deaths
— Azad Essa (@azadessa) May 24, 2014
Right, from the French Riviera to the Avalanche of work awaiting me at my beloved AFDA Durban. I’m going in. I may be some time.
— Janet van Eeden (@janetvaneeden) May 25, 2014
Life is too short for bad books, bad wine, bad food or bad friends.
— Rosamund Kendal (@Rosamundkendal) May 27, 2014
RIP, Maya Angelou http://fb.me/3ADMv36hX
— Shafinaaz Hassim (@shafinaaz) May 28, 2014
“No sun outlasts its sunset, but will rise again, and bring the dawn.” The cage bird flies. Farewell Maya Angelou. http://tinyurl.com/kohngc2
— Malla Nunn (@MallaNunn) May 29, 2014
Lovely seeing all the #comrades runners heading to Durban for the marathon @Abramjee @lead_sa @MaxEbrahim #Comrades2014 #durban
— Nazia Peer (@PeerNazia) May 29, 2014
Your mere existence is a resonance of a light that shines in the world fluorescent.
— Tumelo Khoza (@TumeloKhoza) May 29, 2014
