Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Danila Botha is a South African author and journalist, who was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and moved to Toronto, Canada, as a teenager. She studied Creative Writing at York University, and at the Humber College School for Writers. She volunteered with Na-me-res and Ve’ahavta, organizations benefiting the homeless, which inspired many of the stories in Got No Secrets, her first book, published by Tightrope Books in Canada in May 2010, and Modjaji Books in South Africa in 2012. The stories, which deal with addiction, abuse, suicide, and childhood, are journeys into the private lives of twelve women.She currently lives in Toronto, Ontario. Her second book is a novel called Too Much on the Inside. She has recently completed a collection of short stories called For All the Men (and Some of the Women) I've Known. She is also beginning work on her first graphic novel, The World is Dead and I am Full of Joy.She has contributed to the National Post’s the Afterword, and Salty Ink among others.. }
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- Danila_Botha abstract "Danila Botha is a South African author and journalist, who was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and moved to Toronto, Canada, as a teenager. She studied Creative Writing at York University, and at the Humber College School for Writers. She volunteered with Na-me-res and Ve’ahavta, organizations benefiting the homeless, which inspired many of the stories in Got No Secrets, her first book, published by Tightrope Books in Canada in May 2010, and Modjaji Books in South Africa in 2012. The stories, which deal with addiction, abuse, suicide, and childhood, are journeys into the private lives of twelve women.She currently lives in Toronto, Ontario. Her second book is a novel called Too Much on the Inside. She has recently completed a collection of short stories called For All the Men (and Some of the Women) I've Known. She is also beginning work on her first graphic novel, The World is Dead and I am Full of Joy.She has contributed to the National Post’s the Afterword, and Salty Ink among others.".