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Poetry Marí Peté
  • POETRY
    • Books
      • Light Travels | Lig Reis
    • Listen
      • Onions & Irises
    • Themes
      • Birth & Death
      • Cambridge
      • Childhood
      • Durban
      • Love and Marriage
      • Motherhood
      • Technology
    • PhD Project
    • The Poet's Soup Kitchen
    • Portfolio
    • About
    • Quotes I Love
  • More
    • POETRY
      • Books
        • Light Travels | Lig Reis
      • Listen
        • Onions & Irises
      • Themes
        • Birth & Death
        • Cambridge
        • Childhood
        • Durban
        • Love and Marriage
        • Motherhood
        • Technology
      • PhD Project
      • The Poet's Soup Kitchen
      • Portfolio
      • About
      • Quotes I Love

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CONTACT
HIGHLIGHTS
PUBLICATIONS
Solo collections
Anthologies
Edited books
Poetry magazines
Poetic works in academic books
Poetic works in academic journals
Websites
PERFORMANCES
2022
2020
2019
2017
2016
2011
2010
2007
2002
PUBLICITY

CONTACT

mari.pete1@gmail.com

HIGHLIGHTS

2021: Light Travels | Lig Reis awarded 2 creative output units by the Department of Higher Education and Training

2020: Winter: Water and Fire | Winter Water en Vuur. Maloti-Drakensberg Verse, awarded one creative output unit by the Department of Higher Education and Training

2020: Delivered keynote address at the Student Symposium of the Suid Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns (SAAAWK): "Light Travels | Lig Reis: crafting words to capture veracities" | "Light Travels | Lig Reis: woordskepping om waarhede raak te kan vat"

2012: Shortlisted for Sol Plaatje poetry competition (Poem: "Warwick Junction")

2011: Invited to perform at Woordfees (Stellenbosch)

"Turning Six" prescribed for the 2011-2013 syllabus of the Speech and Drama Association of South Africa

2010: Invited to perform at Poetry Africa (Durban)

2007: Co-editor of Look at me: Women Artists and Poets Advocate Children's Rights (Art for Humanity)

Performed at the London Book Fair

2005: Winner of Woordgilde poetry competition (poem: "Voorstedelike oggendritueel")

2002: Debut collection Begin nominated for the Ingrid Jonker prize

Short story "Die Storie van die Snork" highly commended in short story competition and published in magazine Baba en Kleuter


PUBLICATIONS

Solo collections


Peté, M. 2024. Onions & Irises. Home Poems Leopard Press


Peté, M. 2022. OlduvAI to AI. We with our tech tools. Leopard Press

Reviewed by Malika Ndlovu on ArtSmart


Peté, M. 2021. Net. Covid Verse. Leopard Press


Peté, M. 2020. Light Travels | Lig Reis. Leopard Press

Reviewed by Yvonne Sliep on Amazon


Peté, M. 2019. Winter: Water and Fire | Winter: Water en Vuur. Leopard Press

Reviewed by Illa Thompson on ArtSmart


Peté, M. 2015. Step through. Leopard Press

Reviewed by Leon de Kock on Amazon

 

Peté, M. 2007. Amytis. Umsinsi Press

Reviewed by Janet van Eeden in The Witness

 

Peté, M. 2002. Begin. Umsinsi Press

Reviewed by Kobus Moolman on LitNet

  

Anthologies


Van Rooyen, H. et al. 2023. Voices Unbound. Poems of the eighth International Symposium on Poetic Inquiry. African Sun Press.


Fregona, C. 1999 (Ed). Collaborations. A Book of South African Art and Poetry. umSinsi Press


 Louw, P., Peté, M. & Scholtz, P. 2017. Current Haiku. Horus Publications.

 

Edited books


Peté, M. & Bothma, B. (Eds). 2007. Look at Me. Women Artists and Poets Advocate Children's Rights.

(A collection of art, poetry & essays published by Art for Humanity)

 Reviewed by Carol Brown in ArtThrob, 114, Feb 2007


Poetry magazines


New Coin, New Contrast, Carapace, Botsotso, Fidelities, Tydskrif vir Letterkunde

 

Poetic works in academic books


Peté, M. 2024. Choosing the imagination to comprehend university lecturers’ agency in relation to technology. In Vincent, A. (Ed). Poetic Inquiry Atlas. Vol 1: A Survey of Rigorous Poetics. Delaware: Vernon Press. pp 261-280


Peté, M. 2024. Inquiring with Actor–Network Theory and Poetic Inquiry to Understand University Lecturers’ Agency in Relation to Technology. In Van Rooyen, H and Pithouse-Morgan K (Eds). Poetic Inquiry for the Human and Social Sciences: Voices from the South and North. Cape Town: HSRC Press. pp 173-186

Peté, M. Virtual conference on learning futures. In Quinlan, K.M. (Ed). 2016. How Higher Education Feels. Commentaries and Poems that Illuminate Emotions in Learning and Teaching. Sense Publishers. Rotterdam, Voston, Taipei. pp. 257-258.

 

Poetic works in academic journals


Peté, M. 2022. Thinging Teachers: gleaning nearness in dis/embodied eLearning through poetic inquiry. Agenda. Gendered Implications of New Technologies and posthuman identities: perspectives from the Global South”. Volume 36. pp.19-33


Peté, M. 2013. Employing poetry to understand the transformative experience of attending a virtual conference. Qualitative Inquiry. 19(2). Feb. 2013. pp. 127-128. SAGE.

 

Websites

 

KZN Literary Tourism

http://www.literarytourism.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=388:mari-pete-&catid=13:authors&Itemid=28

 

Badilisha Poetry Exchange

http://badilishapoetry.com/mari-pete/


PERFORMANCES

2022

The 8th International Symposium on Poetic Inquiry, Cape Town, South Africa

St Clements Restaurant, Durban


2020

The SAAAWK Student Symposium (Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns) (Online)


2019

The 7th International Symposium on Poetic Inquiry, Halifax, Nova Scotia

St Clements Restaurant, Durban

Flow Communications, Sandton


2017

IEB English Teachers' Conference at St Henry's, Durban


2016

Emperor's Palace Conference Centre (Johannesburg)

Pierneef Theatre (Pretoria)

The KZN Midlands Literary Festival

The River Club Conference Centre (Observatory, Cape Town)

St Clements Restaurant (Musgrave, Durban)

The Gallery of the Durban University of Technology 

 

2011 

Woordfees (Stellenbosch)


2010

Poetry Africa (Durban) 2010


2007

London Book Fair

Kirkcudbright Arts Festival (Scotland)

Cape Town Book Fair

Pierneef Theatre (Pretoria)

Durban Art Gallery

Tatam Art Gallery, Pietermaritzburg

 

2002

Alice Art Gallery, Randburg

Adams Bookstore, Musgrave, Durban 


                 

PUBLICITY  

Launch of Winter: Water and Fire | Winter: Water en Vuur at St Clements Restaurant in Durban in 2019

Prof Pieter Scholtz, retired emeritus professor of Drama, introduces the poet

Left: Prof Stephen Peté; Centre: Brett Beilles, former convenor of the Live Poets' Society; Right: visual artist Jane Digby

Left: Sanabelle Ebrahim

Left: Prof Heidi van Rooyen, executive director at the Human Sciences Research Council

Left: Prof Jean-Philippe Wade, head of department of Video Technology at the Durban University of Technology, is the poet's PhD supervisor 

Launch of Winter: Water and Fire | Winter: Water en Vuur at FLOW Communications in Sandton in 2019

With Tara Turkington, CEO of FLOW

With Neill Stevenson of Leopard Press

Poetry Africa in 2010

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Mail & Guardian review of opening night

Umsinsi Press writers at the Cape Town Book Fair in 2007 (Photos by Tony Carr, University of Cape Town)

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