This collection explores the diverse voices and experiences captured in the columns of city press over a decade, presenting a snapshot of public sentiment and creative expression. Q. Buthelezi has curated a decade's worth of poetry and prose, drawing from the public's contributions to city press between 1982 and 1992. The compilation aims to showcase the range of perspectives and artistic output that emerged from the community during this period, offering a unique historical and cultural record.

This anthology offers a direct look into the public's creative output from a specific decade, serving as a valuable resource for understanding community expression and journalistic trends of the era. The collection's strength lies in its direct sourcing from contemporary press columns, providing an unmediated view of the voices that contributed. It is likely to appeal to those interested in social history, local journalism, and amateur creative writing.