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 Muller was a regular book reviewer for English and [[Afrikaans]] newspapers,
-His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother [[Piet Muller]] (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists, among them [[J.M. Coetzee]], [[Antjie Krog]], Joan Hambidge, Karel Schoeman, Max du Preez, [[P.G. du Plessis]], [[Katinka Heyns]] and [[Marlene Dumas]].
+His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother [[Piet Muller]] (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists, among them [[J.M. Coetzee]], [[Antjie Krog]], [[Joan Hambidge]], [[Karel Schoeman]], [[Max du Preez]], [[P.G. du Plessis]], [[Katinka Heyns]] and [[Marlene Dumas]].
 The book was posthumously finalised for publication by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] and published by [[Hemel en See Boeke]] in 2020.

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 Muller was a regular book reviewer for English and [[Afrikaans]] newspapers,
-His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother Piet Muller (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists.
+His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother [[Piet Muller]] (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists, among them [[J.M. Coetzee]], [[Antjie Krog]], Joan Hambidge, Karel Schoeman, Max du Preez, [[P.G. du Plessis]], [[Katinka Heyns]] and [[Marlene Dumas]].
 The book was posthumously finalised for publication by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] and published by [[Hemel en See Boeke]] in 2020.

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 His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother Piet Muller (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists.
-The book was published posthumously by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] in 2020.
+The book was posthumously finalised for publication by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] and published by [[Hemel en See Boeke]] in 2020.
 == Sources ==

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 Muller was a regular book reviewer for English and [[Afrikaans]] newspapers,
-His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverly Roos-Muller]], his brother Piet Muller (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists.
+His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], his brother Piet Muller (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists.
 The book was published posthumously by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] in 2020.

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 His final cultural project was a compilation called ''[[Vuur in sy Vingers]]'', dedicated to his first father-in-law, poet and playwright [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]], with that includes his  own affectionate memories of the poet, as well contributions by Louw's family (including both living children, Reinet and Peter),  Ampie's wife, [[Beverly Roos-Muller]], his brother Piet Muller (who had been Louw's publisher/editor) as well as contributions by more than forty major SA authors and creative artists.
-The book was published posthumously by [[Beverly Roos-Muller]] in 2020.
+The book was published posthumously by [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] in 2020.
 == Sources ==

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 As an actor, he was a member of the Johannesburg [[amateur]] company [[JAATS]], and had roles in a number of their productions, including ''[[Die Swart Engel]]'' (1952), ''[[Bitter Einde]]'' (1955).
-While head of department at the [[University of Port Elizabeth]], Muller was also in a production of ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]].
+In 1972, while head of department at the [[University of Port Elizabeth]], Muller was also in a production of ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]].
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	''Curriculum Vitae'' of Emeritus Professor Ampie (Adriaan Diederichs) Muller, 27.12.1930 – 5.9.2019 (courtesy of [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], 2024)		''Curriculum Vitae'' of Emeritus Professor Ampie (Adriaan Diederichs) Muller, 27.12.1930 – 5.9.2019 (courtesy of [[Beverley Roos-Muller]], 2024)
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		+	Correspondence with [[Beverley Roos-Muller]] (2023-2024)

	''[[Helikon]]'', 5(21), 1955.		''[[Helikon]]'', 5(21), 1955.

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 <gallery>
-Die Swart Engel 1952.jpg|Caption1|Killa Esterhuizen and Ampie Muller in the 1952 JAATS production
+Die Swart Engel 1952.jpg|Caption1|Killa Esterhuizen and Ampie Muller in the 1952 JAATS production (click on picture to view)
 </gallery>