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.
25 November 2020 FREE
If you have the Gaul to play on words, go to Asterix for the Covid basix
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
20 November 2020 FREE
Listen up, unless it knocks you out, it’s simply not stunning
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
30 October 2020 FREE
A ghost story as real as anything you’ll hear in the White House
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
23 October 2020
On the linguistic page or stage does anything matter for goodness’ sake?
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
21 October 2020 FREE
We could use a GPS for English monsters, but it’s more fun to just get lost
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
16 October 2020
If it’s not in an app or a text, it might be irredivivous. We there yet?
By Sue de Groot
5 min read
14 October 2020 FREE
If sweet dreams are made of cheese, Selena Gomez is farting carrots
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
09 October 2020 FREE
What the f**k was that, Mr Fiennes? Well, probably not gökotta
By Sue de Groot
3 min read
07 October 2020
Like a certain ridiculous little tuber, we hope the taste for orange wanes
By Sue de Groot
4 min read
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