In the old days women would sometimes quilt, sitting round a table to work on a piece together. As part of our EVERYWOMAN Project, we plan to do just that, to create a very special Commemorative Quilt, and we'll be inviting YOU to join us. But first, we'd like you to Meet the Quilter who inspired it, FELICITY KHAN...

This play, written by Zakes Mda back in 1988 and on at The Baxter Theatre in Cape Town till March 7, tells the poignant story of two women as they wait, and wait, in a queue. Their conversation and unfolding relationship reveals more than a few home truths about their lives as individuals, but also about the bigger picture confronting so many women. Listen here to actors Awethu Hleli and Tamzin Daniels as they unpack their roles, and their thoughts.

Pumla Makeleni is not a librarian, but she is passionate about books, early literacy and language. Which is why, in its second year, she focused her Ibuyambo Book Festival in Langa, on mother-tongue reading and writing. I went along to the Langa Civic Centre to find out more.

What better day to hear about a book of love poetry than on Valentine's Day! Dr Hlami Ngwenya, amongst many other things, is the author of two anthologies - the latest, a birthday gift for a new love, is called 53 Years Later: The State Is Captured subtitled An official report on the irregular takeover of the Hearts’s governance system (Shofar) As Guest Author of the Month, she came to share the whole story.

Writer and founder of Sweet Life, an online diabetes community, Bridget McNulty is a busy lady. But not too busy to notice Daily Glimmers - the title of her new book all about the 'art of finding tiny joys every day of the year'. Listen here to the back story as she talks to Woman Zone's Beryl Eichenberger

Having started this series with Women's Libraries in the UK, we decided to seek out some 'Women on the Shelf' closer to home. And so, in what may qualify as one of the smallest libraries in the world, just outside Cape Town, we met Vovo in Gugulethu.

As part of the Cape Flats Book Festival's 5th birthday this year, a small team from Woman Zone was very honoured to be invited, not only to facilitate some panel discussions, but to give a writing workshop called FLOW. But in between sessions, there was the opportunity to do some serious eavesdropping - so take a listen here, and be sure to watch out for details of next years Festival!

Burning Down the House (Karavan Press), a collection of anarchic essays by a new generation of activists and scholars began its journey on a Feminism course given by lecturers Charisse Louw and Stella Viljoen at Stellenbosch University. In writing their pieces, 16 contributors have breathed new, provocative perspectives into the word, and at our Book Club, they shared just some of their thinking processes.

In the third and final episode in this series (for now), we very proudly bring you The Glasgow Women's Library as she was the primary inspiration for own much smaller edition in Cape Town. Do take a listen, and if you know any other women's libraries, anywhere in the world, do let us know as we'd love to be in touch. Meanwhile, happy listening!

For the second in our series on Women's Libraries, we visited The Feminist Library. Housed in a significantly historic old building with a story of its own to tell, we found it tucked away in Peckham, South London - and filled with fascinating material.