MAXDOG is the story of a Golden Retriever who becomes a rock of emotional support for his owner after she faces a series of devastating life events that plunge her into deep depression. Years later, the tables are turned and roles are reversed when Max is 

Discovering Fire Short fiction by David Robbins. A5 paperback; full colour matt-laminate covers; 270 pages. Publication date: early October 2005 ISBN:9780620347273 

In Search of the San Text and photographs: Paul Weinberg. 80 pages, black and white. 214 mm spine X 225 mm. 1997. ISBN:0620212314 

Durban - impressions of an African City. Photographs: Paul Weinberg. Text: David Robbins & Gcina Mhlope. 128 pages. Colour. 233 mm spine X 206 mm. 2002 ISBN:0620287896 

Medicinal Plants Traded on South Africa's Eastern Seaboard. Authors: D von Ahlefelt, N R Crouch, G Nichols, R Symmonds, S McKean, H Sibiya, M P Cele. 272 pages. Colour. 210 mm spine X 148 mm. 2004. ISBN:0620315695 

In this richly layered travel book the author explores the historical linkages between single-truth convictions and totalitarianism. He visits those parts of Germany, Sweden and Norway that bear witness not only to the darkest impacts of fascism but also  

Love, desire, moral force, failure, courage, mortality. These fundamental human realities burn at the heart of this extraordinary collection. The various stories explore the harsh and frequently degrading interface between the rural and urban experience. 

“ The issue of ‘animal rights’ has often taken a back seat to the issue of ‘human rights’. Particularly in South Africa, a debate is needed around the question as to whether ‘rights’ are in fact divisible or not and whether one can, from a moral/ ethical 

David Robbins is widely regarded as a writer of significant insight and ability. He began publishing in 1985. Two years later he won South Africa’s prestigious CNA Literary Award, and has published regularly since then. His books include travel and sho 

Author David Robbins wrote widely on health issues through the 1990’s, for which he received numerous awards. He began chronicling the story of loveLife ten years ago, talking frankly with the people behind the initiative, its participants and beneficiar 

Anne-Marie Moore is a teacher, writer and calligrapher. Her love of the written word, creativity and spirituality inspires her students to discover their creative talents. She delights in the unpredictability of human nature which is often an inspiration 

After the return of South Africa to the international family, it became possible for David Robbins to travel regularly in other parts of Africa. He had at last, he said, been released from the bondage of apartheid into his broader home. The result of this 

An idiosyncratic view of one of South Africa’s loveliest districts. History is certainly revealed, but the book is much more than dry-as dust facts and chronologies. The mountains and valleys and abundant vegetation of the northern Drakensberg have inspir