Sue
Grant-Marshall
Make
Reading Matter to you!
Every Thursday at 09h30
With Sue Grant-Marshall
Reading matters more to Sue Grant-Marshall than almost anything else. She’s been reading, passionately, since the age of four, growing up in Botswana’s isolated Kalahari Desert. Books were her earliest best friends. They still are. So join journalist and writer, Sue Grant-Marshall every Thursday at 09h.30 for half an hour of passionate encounters with books and their authors.
You will travel to new places in your mind and on earth, learn fascinating facts, chuckle, sigh, dream.
Every Thursday at 09h30
With Sue Grant-Marshall
Reading matters more to Sue Grant-Marshall than almost anything else. She’s been reading, passionately, since the age of four, growing up in Botswana’s isolated Kalahari Desert. Books were her earliest best friends. They still are. So join journalist and writer, Sue Grant-Marshall every Thursday at 09h.30 for half an hour of passionate encounters with books and their authors.
You will travel to new places in your mind and on earth, learn fascinating facts, chuckle, sigh, dream.
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Sue Grant-Marshall is an award winning journalist who currently writes for Business Day, The Financial Mail, The Sunday Independent and occasionally for women’s magazines.
She has written two best-selling books published by Penguin Books about the gap between generations, */Mind the Gap (/**sales of 24 000)* and
/*Mind over Money*/. She gives entertaining talks on the professional speakers' circuit on the subject of “the gap” called “Generations @ War: How to win it.” She lectures in journalism.
During a long journalistic career she’s worked in senior editorial positions at The Star newspaper, The Argus newspaper and Fairlady magazine. She hosted a live radio talk-show for two years on Capital Radio.
She is married to former Rand Daily Mail journalist, now businessman, Donald Marshall. They have a daughter, Amy. Sue was born and brought up in Botswana.
Books and the bush are her passions!