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The Things a Man
Cannot Say at Church.
Some things are too important to remain unsaid.
The Things a Man Cannot Say at Church is a brutally honest collection of reflections on manhood, money, poverty, love, failure, fatherhood, faith, South Africa and the quiet battles many of us carry behind a confident face. This is not a book written by someone with all the answers. It is written from inside the mess, for anyone willing to confront the questions they have been avoiding.
Read it. Share it. And if it finds a truth you have been carrying in silence, perhaps it was written for you.
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- Contents
- 300 thoughts, lessons and truths
- Themes
- Faith, manhood, money, love, failure, ambition, poverty, legacy, South Africa, identity, truth
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The awkward bit
This is the part where I ask for money.
Awkward, isn't it?
I would rather write about politics, poverty, God, bad ideas, good trouble and the strange business of being alive than explain why an independent writer needs financial support.
Yet here we are.
I TYPE WHAT I LIKE is free to read because I have no intention of putting curiosity behind a paywall.
But if these words have ever earned your time, your anger, your laughter or that little "damn, that's true" you did not want to admit to, you can help make sure there are more of them.
Now on Patreon
The revolution will not be free.
Apparently, neither is the writing.
Years of words. Research. Rage. Beauty. Dangerous questions. Not a paywall. A fire.
If these words have ever made you think, laugh, rage, remember, question something you thought you knew, or feel a little less alone, come closer.
Welcome to the fire
The writing stays free. The writer, unfortunately, still lives in an economy.
The Slow Letter
No content calendar.
No Tuesday motivation. No nonsense.
Just the occasional letter when I have something worth interrupting your inbox for. I don't know when the next one is coming. That's kind of the point.