Seboni's poetry published in Italian

Friday, July 23, 2010

Well-known local author, Barolong Seboni's poetry collection has been translated into Italian and published in book form.

According to Seboni, the collection was taken from his previously published books, Windsongs of the Kgalagadi (1996), Lovesongs (1998) and Images of the Sun (1986).

His first collection of poetry, Images of the Sun, was published by the African Studies Programme of the University of Madison, Wisconsin in the United States of America where he was from 1984 to 1987.

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