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Literary legacies, gender issues: Here's what to expect from this year's Time of the Writer festival

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The Time of the Writer festival kicks off on Thursday in Durban. (Supplied)
The Time of the Writer festival kicks off on Thursday in Durban. (Supplied)

The 27th Time of the Writer festival, hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, kicks off on Thursday 14 March.

It runs until 21 March, under the thematic banner of "Reflections, Resonance & Revival", spotlighting the critical role of writers and literature in reinforcing the nation's democratic values and global stature.

In a celebration of female literary prowess, more than 50% of the festival's participants are women writers – 64 out of 105 talented voices. This significant representation underscores the festival's continuous commitment to promoting inclusivity, diversity and gender equality within the literary domain.

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