| Poet | Critical Writings and Interviews | Publications | Date |
| Keorapetsi Kgositsile | The word is Here: Poetry from Modern Africa | 1971 | |
| For Melba | 1970 | ||
| The Present Is a Dangerous Place to Live | January 1974 | ||
| To the Bitter End | June 1974 | ||
| My Name is Afrika, Doubleday | 1971 | ||
| Approaches to Poetry Writing | October 1994 | ||
| If I Could Sing: Selected Poems | January 2002 | ||
| This Way I Salute You | September 2007 | ||
| Oswald Mtshali | Sounds of A Cowhide Drum, Renoster Press | 1971 | |
| Fireflames | 1980 | ||
| Soweto Poetry, ed. Michael Chapman | |||
| Black Poetry in SA, Iowa State Univ | |||
| Mongane Serote | Yakal ‘nKomo”, Renoster books | 1972, Johannesburg | |
| Tsetlo, AD Donker | 1974 | ||
| No Baby Must Weep, AD Donker | 1975 | ||
| Third World Express, David Philip | 1992 | ||
| Interview with Serote by Duncan Brown | |||
| In Theoria: Jounal of Social and Political Theory | October, 1992 | ||
| Wopko Jensma | Sing for Our Execution, Ophir//Ravan Press | 1973 | |
| Where White is the Colour, Where Black Is the Number, Ravan Press | 1974 | ||
| Have You seen My clippings | 1977 | ||
| Sipho Sepamla | Hurry up to it, AD Donker | 1975 | |
| The Bues is You in Me, Donker | 1976 | ||
| The Soweto I Love. Collins | 1977 | ||
| Children of the Earth | 1983 | ||
| Selected Poems | 1984 | ||
| Mafika Gwala | Black Writing in South Africa | 1979 | |
| Jol ‘nKomo | 1978 | ||
| Behold Mama Flowers | 1978 | ||
| Writing as Cultural weapon | 1984 | ||
| Ingoapele Madingoane | Afrika My Beginning | 1979 | |
| Chris van Wyk | It is Time to Go home, AD Donker | 1979 | |
| Fhazel Johennesse | The Rainmaker | 1979 |
