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''[[Wurm]]'' was an [[Afrikaans]] literary journal, published between 1966-1970.

It also published plays.

==Sources==

https://www.litnet.co.za/die-tydskrif-wurm-1966-1970-en-die-afrikaanse-literatuurgeskiedskrywing/

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	''[[Wurm]]'' also published orignal [[Afrikaans]] poems, plays and stories. The plays include: ''[[Katlagters]]'' ([[Wilma Stockenström]]),		''[[Wurm]]'' also published orignal [[Afrikaans]] poems, plays and stories. The plays include: ''[[Katlagters]]'' ([[Wilma Stockenström]]),
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	The more important associates over those years included [[D.P.M. Botes]], [[Phil du Plessis]], [[Casper Schmidt]], [[Jeanne Goosen]] and [[Wopko Jensma]], while [[Wessel Pretorius]], [[Wilhelm Knobel]] and [[Wilma Stockenström]] were important contributers.		The more important associates over those years included [[D.P.M. Botes]], [[Phil du Plessis]], [[Casper Schmidt]], [[Jeanne Goosen]] and [[Wopko Jensma]], while [[Wessel Pretorius]], [[Wilhelm Knobel]] and [[Wilma Stockenström]] were important contributers.

−	''[[Wurm]]'' also published orignal [[Afrikaans]] poems, plays and stories. The plays include:	+	''[[Wurm]]'' also published orignal [[Afrikaans]] poems, plays and stories. The plays include: ''[[Katlagters]]'' ([[Wilma Stockenström]]),

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	The more important associates over those years included [[D.P.M. Botes]], [[Phil du Plessis]], [[Casper Schmidt]], [[Jeanne Goosen]] and [[Wopko Jensma]], while [[Wessel Pretorius]], [[Wilhelm Knobel]] and [[Wilma Stockenström]] were important contributers.		The more important associates over those years included [[D.P.M. Botes]], [[Phil du Plessis]], [[Casper Schmidt]], [[Jeanne Goosen]] and [[Wopko Jensma]], while [[Wessel Pretorius]], [[Wilhelm Knobel]] and [[Wilma Stockenström]] were important contributers.

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	''[[Wurm]]'' was an [[Afrikaans]] literary journal, published between 1966-1970.		''[[Wurm]]'' was an [[Afrikaans]] literary journal, published between 1966-1970.

		+	Founded as an avant-garde magazine, or "little magazine", ''[[Wurm]]'' was originally begun by Casper Schmidt and P.A. De Waal Venter (who edited it). From Number 5 onwards, Phil du Plessis and Marié Blomerus took over the editorial role.

−	It also published plays.	+	Published in Pretoria, the journal only saw twelve issues, the first dated June 1966 and the last dated February 1970.
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		+	The more important associates over those years included [[D.P.M. Botes]], [[Phil du Plessis]], [[Casper Schmidt]], [[Jeanne Goosen]] and [[Wopko Jensma]], while [[Wessel Pretorius]], [[Wilhelm Knobel]] and [[Wilma Stockenström]] were important contributers.
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		+	''[[Wurm]]'' also published orignal Afrikaans poems, plays and stories. The plays include: