Non-Fiction

The Sunday Telegraph: Stella Magazine "Daddy Cool" The bond between her husband and daughter makes Anne Landsman wish her own father could have been more demonstrative. Click Here to View the Article

Red Magazine "The Moment My Life Changed" 'I stopped being a dutiful daughter' When Anne Landsman's father became suddenly and critically ill in another continent, it forced her to make an agonising decision. Click Here to View the Article

The Sunday Times "If I weren't a Writer" Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief. For me, it was actress, veterinarian, stage designer, doctor, painter, film director, jockey, shrink. Click Here to View the Article

Psychologies Magazine Anne Landsman Novelist Click Here to View the Article

The Believer "Interview with Breyten Breytenbach" Afrikaners were a bastard people, using a bastard language Click Here to View the Interview

The Believer "The Quagga" The extinct quagga, named for its distinctive kwa-ha-ha call, was a horse of an entirely different color. More

The Believer "The Auk, Great and Little" The great auk, now extinct, was the Northern Hemisphere's only flightless diving bird, a flamboyant, goose-sized, stubby-winged creature... More

Poets & Writers Magazine "After the Attack" Days after the World Trade Center towers were felled, I was making one of my first tentative trips to downtown... More

Jewish Book World "Me'ah" Novelist Anne Landsman's quest to locate the essence of the Torah's holiness led not to simple answers but a deeper understanding of the questions. Read Article

Short Fiction

Oprah (South Africa) "Heat Stroke" Drama! Intrigue! Romance! Sex! You read them here first: tiny but compelling stories of romance and revelation, from seven local and international writers. Click here to download PDF