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[[Darryl Earl David]] is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of a nuer of literary festivals and other cultural entrerprises.

He has completed a masters' thesis in Afrikaans in 1992 and a doctoral in Literary Tourism and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. f

Over the years he has developed his role as cultural activist and helped to found the [[Midlands Literary Festival]] in Howick, the [[Breyten Breytenbach Literary Festival]], the [[JM Coetzee Literary Festival]]; the Midlands Literary Festival; the [[Schreiner Festival]]; the [[Fugard Festival]]; [[BoekBedonnerd]] festival in Richmond, and the South African [[Kinderboekfees]] ("Children's Book Festival"). He also founded what is known as [[Booktown Richmond]][http://www.richmondnc.co.za/booktown.html].

He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of 101 Country Churches of SA. (2010), and A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA. (2012).

His debut story The Slow Gardener, a finalist in the True Stories of KZN competition in 2008 and was published in an anthology of short stories.

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−	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of literary festivals and other cultural enterprises. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])	+	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of literary festivals and other cultural enterprises. (Also known as '''Darryl David''')

	He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).		He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).

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−	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of ~~four~~ literary festivals and other cultural enterprises. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])	+	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of literary festivals and other cultural enterprises. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])

	He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).		He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).

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−	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of ~~a nuer of~~ literary festivals and other cultural ~~entrerprises~~. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])	+	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of four literary festivals and other cultural enterprises. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])

	He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).		He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).

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−	[[Darryl Earl David]] is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of a nuer of literary festivals and other cultural entrerprises.	+	[[Darryl Earl David]] (19**-) is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of a nuer of literary festivals and other cultural entrerprises. (Also known as [[Darryl David]])

	He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).		He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism, and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2012).

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

		+	http://www.litnet.co.za/author/darryl-david/

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

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 [[Darryl Earl David]] is a lecturer, writer, freelance travel journalist and founder of a nuer of literary festivals and other cultural entrerprises.
-He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism,  and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]].
+He has completed a masters' thesis in [[Afrikaans]] in 1992 and a doctorate in Literary Tourism,  and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]].  He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.''  (2012).
 Over the years he has developed his role as cultural activist and helped to found  the [[Midlands Literary Festival]] in Howick, the [[Breyten Breytenbach Literary Festival]], the [[JM Coetzee Literary Festival]]; the [[Midlands Literary Festival]]; the [[Schreiner Festival]]; the [[Fugard Festival]]; [[BoekBedonnerd]] festival in Richmond, and the South African [[Kinderboekfees]] ("Children's Book Festival"). He also founded what is known as [[Booktown Richmond]][http://www.richmondnc.co.za/booktown.html].
-His debut story "The Slow Gardener", was a finalist in the True Stories of KZN competition in 2008 and was published in an anthology of short stories.
+== Sources ==

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 He has completed a masters' thesis in Afrikaans in 1992 and a doctoral in Literary Tourism and is a lecturer of [[Afrikaans]] at the [[University of KwaZulu-Natal]]. f
-Over the years he has developed his role as cultural activist and helped to found  the [[Midlands Literary Festival]] in Howick, the [[Breyten Breytenbach Literary Festival]], the [[JM Coetzee Literary Festival]]; the Midlands Literary Festival; the [[Schreiner Festival]]; the [[Fugard Festival]]; [[BoekBedonnerd]] festival in Richmond, and the South African [[Kinderboekfees]] ("Children's Book Festival"). He also founded what is known as [[Booktown Richmond]][http://www.richmondnc.co.za/booktown.html].
+Over the years he has developed his role as cultural activist and helped to found  the [[Midlands Literary Festival]] in Howick, the [[Breyten Breytenbach Literary Festival]], the [[JM Coetzee Literary Festival]]; the [[Midlands Literary Festival]]; the [[Schreiner Festival]]; the [[Fugard Festival]]; [[BoekBedonnerd]] festival in Richmond, and the South African [[Kinderboekfees]] ("Children's Book Festival"). He also founded what is known as [[Booktown Richmond]][http://www.richmondnc.co.za/booktown.html].
-He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of 101 Country Churches of SA. (2010), and  A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.  (2012).
+He is the co-author, with Philippe Menache, of ''101 Country Churches of SA.'' (2010), and ''A Platteland Pilgrimage: 101 Country Churches of SA.''  (2012).
 His debut story The Slow Gardener, a finalist in the True Stories of KZN competition in 2008 and was published in an anthology of short stories.