Books by Masha du Toit
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Just released: The Story Trap
The Story Trap is an illustrated contemporary fantasy novel set in Cape Town, South Africa.
- It is available from Amazon here.
- You can read the first few chapters online here.
Book description
Rebecca stared out of the train window. How could it be dark already? She had been on the train home, reading in the familiar crush of the rush hour commute. Now the carriage was empty and outside impossibly tall buildings stretched up towards the night sky.
She was alone in a strange world.–Somewhere close by, an old woman watched, and waited. The trap had worked and her quarry was caught. Now all she had to do was keep Rebecca dreaming.
Strange Neighbours
Strange Neighbours is a collection of ten illustrated fantasy short stories set in Cape Town, South Africa.
Meet a hitch hiking troll with a taste for pepper-spray and a homeless witch with a trolley full of secrets. Discover a book hoarding mermaid and a fridge full of frogs. And learn how to greet a witch – politely, of course. These stories describe encounters with every-day magic, where strange neighbours live in the flat next door or under the manhole cover you step on every day.
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Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:22:42
Hey Masha,
where can I get hard copy versions of these?
Yameng
Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:26:39
Hey Yament – how are you doing? At the moment these are only available as e-books. Best you can do is get the .pdf from Smashwords and print it!
Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:29:27
Thanks, I’ll give it a try
I’m well, have finished with the studies so leaving Italy tomorrow and will be coming home…
Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:34:16
Wow. Has it been that long already? Just in time for springtime, too. Travel safely
Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:49:00
yea its a bit weird.. by the way have you seen my thesis project yet? here’s a link http://yamengli.co.za/work/?p=333 , i would love to hear what you think
Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:51:20
No – I’ve not looked yet. Going to look at it now … *Masha du Toit*
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Aug 27, 2011 @ 18:57:34
…intriguing! My connection a bit slow for the videos, so just reading through the text for the moment… *Masha du Toit*
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