Fiction, Articles, and Other Scribbles

Published Fiction:
"SharedMemories in High Definition” – Every Day Fiction
“A FairTrade” – Every Day Fiction 
“TheCall from Below” on Reader’s Realm (winner of the October 2012 competition)
 “A Dragon’s Freedom” in The Cross and the Cosmos magazine, Issue 5
“Die rooi lint” in Jou wêreld (Afrikaans)*
“Die liegstorie” in Jou wêreld (Afrikaans)*
Oom Apie se skop in Jou wêreld (Afrikaans)*

Published Articles - Content Writing 

Published Articles (Speculative Grammarian):

The complications posed to the comprehension and utterance of the English language with the advent of the influence and infiltration of the invading non-adjective and non-adverbial alien invaders in simple sentences: a look at English speech post-millennium-bug.
By I.R. Superordinate from the University of Jealleybeane, Hluhluwe (Speculative Grammarian, CLV.1, September 2008)

PreliminaryStudies in the Lexicology of Imaginary Language
By Dr. I.R. Superordinate, Chair of Recently Recovered Research, Department of Futile Linguistics,University of Jealleybeane, Hluhluwe, Republic of South Africa
 (Speculative Grammarian, Issue CLVII.3, November 2009)

ThePhonetic Clarity Defect in the Drinker’s Speech – The language of cocktails and shooters 
By Dr. I.R. Superordinate, Chair of Recently Recovered Research, Department of Futile Linguistics, University of Jealleybeane, Hluhluwe, Republic of South Africa (Speculative Grammarian, Issue CLV.4, February 2009)

TheFirst Report and Overview of the New Pan-global International Council for Marginalising Language (NPICML) on the execution and exclusion of all unnecessary vocabulary in the English Language Being the first study of the use of only one global lingua franca and two basic descriptive words, including one from the exotic country of South Africa in a bid to further global diplomatic relations while annihilating almost 6 000 languages.
By the Dishonourable Sir CJ Cockspur, Head of the International Marginalising Institute’s Southern African and South African office in Johannesburg (Speculative Grammarian, Issue CLX.2, November 2010)

A Brief Essay on the Language and Mythology of the Ekhié and the neighbouring Mákek Peoples of the Highveld Forests and the Ancient Watmákekhié Site
By Mr. J. Doe of the International Centre for the Studies of Previously Presumed Mythical Beings and Peoples (Speculative Grammarian, Issue CLX.3, December 2010)


Other Fiction
Other bits and pieces of fiction can be found on the following sites:

Science Fiction and Fantasy World

Friday! Flash – these flash pieces also appear on the blog A Slip of my Pen.

99Fiction – “The Man I Buried”

Woes.co.za (Afrikaans)
My blogs
Hersenskim
Kammastories
A Slip of my Pen





* Jou wêreld has closed.


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