Prof Nigel Thomas (Laval University) kindly provided a most engaging reader’s response re my post-apartheid novel The Afrikaner: “Hello...

I am very pleased to present an excerpt from the audiobook of my novel The Afrikaner, which chronicles a young #Afrikaner woman's...

The German translation of The Afrikaner is finally out with the title Die Afrikaanerin. German-speaking readers will now be able to...

“Journeys into the page: How (imaginary) travelling & movement can inspire and nurture your writing”: It's the title of the workshop...

Author Arianna Dagnino joins Maria Liberati's podcast to discuss what food means to her and what her new novel “The Afrikaner” is about....

“Since the beginning of the first lockdown I have been finding it difficult to fully immerse myself in a novel. Partly because of my...

Download here Arianna Dagnino's November newsletter, with the latest updates about Zoe's story, The Afrikaner, as the film script,...

You can download here the pitch deck of the screenplay "Zoe the Afrikaner" based on Arianna Dagnino's novel The Afrikaner: "Heart of...

All the links to Arianna Dagnino's work as a writer, translator, teacher and speaker are gathered here: https://linktr.ee/ariannadagnino

Check it out! Best gift for a virtual tour in the African wilderness while still in Covid lockdown. See the book trailer of the Afrikaner...

I thank translator Giulia De Gasperi for providing her review of my novel The Afrikaner (Guernica Editions, Toronto, 2019). You can read...

A growing number of bilingual writers are now self-translating their work, from or into English. Why is this happening? What does the...

Arianna Dagnino's THE AFRIKANER shortlisted for 'BEST BOOK' by Miramichi Reader. “Best Fiction” is the most popular category at The...

Where does Zoe's story stem from? Find the answer in this 5-minute video, together with a short reading from Chapter 1.

Soon I realized how much the old San Bushman shaman could “tell me” with his simple gestures and facial expressions. In this passage...

Bilingualism and self-translation may be used to question or redefine one’s cultural identity and to dislocate and decentralize...

Alan Twigg's review of my novel The Afrikaner in the spring issue of "BC Booklook" goes to the core of the predicament faced by the...

In this era of market-oriented mechanisms and vanishing privileges, are writers still allowed to dedicate themselves to simply write...

A woman scientist ventures into a scorching desert to search for fossils and confront the dark shadows of her Afrikaner heritage. Set...

Listen to an audio excerpt from Arianna Dagnino’s novel “The Afrikaner” read by the Los Angeles-based, South African actor Dennis...