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 == Biography ==
-Born on 1 September 1935 in the town of Kestell in the Orange Free State and continued her schooling in Bloemfontein. Leaving school at the end of standard eight, she worked as a nurse for a while, became a nurse. Later settled on the Natal South Coast with her husband and two children.
+Born on 1 September 1935 in the town of Kestell in the Orange Free State and continued her schooling in Bloemfontein. Leaving school at the end of standard eight, she worked as a nurse for a while, later settled on the Natal South Coast with her husband and two children.
-Having taken a writing course she began a career as author, producing numerous radio dramas and short stories for children, and - writing under a pseudonym - a number of short stories and serials in magazines.
+Having taken a writing course she began a career as author, producing numerous radio dramas and short stories for children, and a number of short stories and serials in magazines (some under a pseudonym). These include ''Onrus op Excelsior'' (1973, peud. "Tessa"), ''Hitler sterf in die Vrystaat'' (1982), ''Dis koud in die somer ook'' (1995), ''[[Die totempaal]]'' and ''Tim-Tam se Afrika-avontuur'' (2008).
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 She also wrote some plays in English, including ''[[The Dognappers]]'' (the first play written especially for blind performers), ''[[Semi-detached]]'' and ''[[Gutter Flowers Need Love]]'' (Winner of an [[Amstel  Special Merit Award]] in 1983).
-Her plays were usually performed in Natal and at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.
+Her plays were usually performed in Natal and at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
 ===Radio work===

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 ===Stage work===
-She was a member of [[Wena Naudé]]'s theatre company for about three years, and would go on to write more than twenty full-length plays for the stage. These include the [[Afrikaans]] plays ''[[Seepsopsonnet]]'' (1990, a finalist for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] award in 1990) and an adaptation of her novel  ''[[Die totempaal]]'' (a finalist for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] award in 1991).
+She was a member of [[Wena Naudé]]'s theatre company for about three years, and would go on to write more than twenty full-length plays for the stage. These include the [[Afrikaans]] plays ''[[Seepsopsonnet]]'' (1990, a finalist for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] award in 1990) and an adaptation of her novel  ''[[Die Totempaal]]'' (a finalist for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] award in 1991).
-She also wrote some plays in English, including ''[[The dognappers]]'' (the first play written especially for blind performers), ''[[Semi-detached]]'' and ''[[Gutter flowers need love]]'' (Winner of an [[Amstel  Special Merit Award]] in 1983).
+She also wrote some plays in English, including ''[[The Dognappers]]'' (the first play written especially for blind performers), ''[[Semi-detached]]'' and ''[[Gutter Flowers Need Love]]'' (Winner of an [[Amstel  Special Merit Award]] in 1983).
 Her plays were usually performed in Natal and at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.

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 Having taken a writing course she began a career as author, producing numerous radio dramas and short stories for children, and - writing under a pseudonym - a number of short stories and serials in magazines.
-'' (1973, peud. "Tessa"), ''Hitler sterf in die Vrystaat'' (1982), ''Dis koud in die somer ook'' (1995), ''[[Die totempaal]]'' and ''Tim-Tam se Afrika-avontuur'' (2008).
+''Onrus op Excelsior'' (1973, peud. "Tessa"), ''Hitler sterf in die Vrystaat'' (1982), ''Dis koud in die somer ook'' (1995), ''[[Die totempaal]]'' and ''Tim-Tam se Afrika-avontuur'' (2008).
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-Sy is 'n tweemalige wenner van die RSG/Sanlam radiodrama-kompetisie.
+She also wrote a few plays for radio, including ''[[Volg die Gids]]'' (winner of the beginners-category of [[Radiosondergrense]] and [[Sanlam]] Radio drama competition in 1999 (broadcast 18 April 2000) and in 2001 ''[[Te jonk om pa te wees]]'' won the established writers' section of the same competition (broadcast in 2002).
 == Sources ==