teeth which creates more work. There are also Die kwaai oorlidde ounôi, where a baboon comes to haunt the place of a deceased peasant woman. The stories are meant for listening rather than reading, but the enjoyment of fine sayings and folk tales are sustained in texts. Profeet met kondensmelk title story has the first Afrikaans Bible in 1933s publication as a theme, where the pastor practiced for weeks that the children would each present a Bible book and with such a scarf then take his place on stage, from Genesis to Revelation. The boy who has to introduce Habakkuk does not like his name and is afraid that he will be mocked and wants to exchange with another on the evening before the ceremony, barterting with a can of condensed milk. Thus the children change their name, but still retain the studied order, so that the new Bible is presented as a confused affair. In Pape se plan the magistrate's sins catch up with him and Pape can free his son Kolie from the charge of illegal gemsbok shooting. The devil in Verslae Satan meets his match against when a peasant woman puts him in his place. These bundles of stories conclude with the collection in Pille vir servette. 'n Slagveld is a story from the Anglo Boer War, when a commando, after having had nothing to eat for a long time, got hold of a pork and raw peanuts. They devoured it that evening, but did not take into account the effect it has on their digestion. By morning everyone had stomach problems and as they drove away there was a smell of gunpowder fumes over the valley. These bundles are later merged into the omnibus Spieserye, while P.G. du Plessis has a selection published as Spies op sy stukke. In 1992 the Rapportryers Prize for a deserving Afrikaans publication was awarded to Spieserye. More than one CD is released on which he tells the stories himself. Anthologies His work is also included in anthologies Borde borde boordevol and Vuurslag, both edited by Hennie Aucamp, Die Afrikaanse kortverhaalboek and Steekbaard, both edited by Abraham H. de Vries and Vertellers and Vertellers 2 by Merwe Scholtz. Drama In addition to his stories and poems, he also writes sixteen lyrics that he sets to music himself. He also compiles the volume Klein begin in die drama, in which he compiles