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-[[Ad Donker Publishers]] was an independent publishing house, based in Johannesburg.
+#REDIRECT [[Ad. Donker Publishers]]
-(Also written '''[[Ad. Donker Publishers]]''')
+[[Ad. Donker Publishers]] was an independent publishing house, based in Johannesburg.
 == The company ==

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−	[[Ad Donker Publishers]] was an independent publishing house, based in ~~Joahnnesburg~~.	+	[[Ad Donker Publishers]] was an independent publishing house, based in Johannesburg.
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		+	(Also written '''[[Ad. Donker Publishers]]''')

	== The company ==		== The company ==

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 == The company ==
-Founded as an independent publishing house by the adventurous [[Dutch]] born publisher [[Adriaan Donker]] (generally known as '''[[Ad Donker]]'''), this venture did much to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s and 1980s.
+In the 1990s Donker sold the imprint to [[Naspers]], but remained on as a consultant for a while.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_Donker

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-[[Ad Donker Publishers]] was founded by adventurous [[Dutch]] born publisher [[Adriaan Donker]] (generally known as '''[[Ad Donker]]'''), this independent publishing house dit much to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1990s Donker sold the imprint to [[Naspers]], but remained on as a consultant for a while.
+[[Ad Donker Publishers]] was an independent publishing house, based in Joahnnesburg.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]
+== Sources ==
 Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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 ''An Introduction to Southern African Literature'' by [[Michael Chapman]]
-Besides a number of plays by various playwrights, the company also published a number of collections, including:
+Besides a number of plays by various playwrights, the company also published various important of collections of theatre texts, including:
-''Stephen Black: Three Plays'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 198*),
+''[[Stephen Black: Three Plays]]'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 198*),
-''Theatre One: New South African Drama'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978)
+''[[Theatre One: New South African Drama]]'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1978)
-''Theatre Two: New South African Drama'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1981)
+''[[Theatre Two: New South African Drama]]'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]], 1981)
-''The Market Plays'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]])
+''[[The Market Plays]]'' (edited by [[Stephen Gray]])
-''More Market Plays'' (edited by [[John Kani]])
+''[[More Market Plays]]'' (edited by [[John Kani]])

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 '''[[Ad Donker Publishers]]'s  theatre and cultural publications include:'''
-''They Built a Theatre'' (the story of the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]]) by [[Arthur Hoffmann]] and [[Anna Romain Hoffmann]] (1980)
+''They Built a Theatre'' (the story of the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]]) by [[Arthur Hoffman]] and [[Anna Romain Hoffman]] (1980)
 ''Reef of Time: Johannesburg in Writing'' (a collection of pieces on Johannesburg, edited by [[Digby Ricci]], 1986),

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 ''Athol Fugard: The Notebooks'' (edited [[Mary Benson]])
-''[[An Introduction to Southern African Literature]]'' by [[Michael Chapman]]
+''An Introduction to Southern African Literature'' by [[Michael Chapman]]
 the biography and plays of Herbert Dhlomo (edited by [[Tim Couzens]], 19**),