Sue de Groot
Deputy features editor: Sunday Times
Sue de Groot is a writer with a special interest in words, books, people, hedgehogs, cricket and the universe; a former scriptwriter for various drama series; and the winner of some awards. Currently completing a master's degree in applied ethics through Wits University's philosophy department.
16 September 2020 FREE
We need a flesh take on a name labivores won’t have a beef with
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
11 September 2020 FREE
Fancy a little prefix of morpheme? Oh, go on, it’s Friday
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
09 September 2020
Facing masks or horrible harpists, only courage and clarity hold water
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
04 September 2020 FREE
The miller wasn’t jolly with LSD, but Milton got a trippy mangling
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
02 September 2020
Manspreading is as old as feline disdain for attractive silicone
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
28 August 2020
Verily scrabbling in this bargain box yields deft argot. Word!
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
26 August 2020 FREE
You don’t need LSD to chase pookas, hybrid bananas and bunnies Down Under
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
21 August 2020 FREE
The flower that colour-coded piglets and bloomed on a dead star’s lips
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
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