Blouwillestories is 'n keur uit Willem Theron se weeklikse rubrieke in Beeld, Die Burger en Volksblad die afgelope agt jaar en is geskryf in 'n humoristiese, tong-in-die-kies-trant. Dit handel hoofsaaklik oor die lewe in die Ou en Nuwe Suid-Afrika. Blouwillem vertel onder andere van sleepwabestuurstegnieke (of 'n tekort daaraan), snorkers in die Wildtuin, sonde met jou bure se honde en met jou honde se bure, bleskoppe en krullebolle, skooltake in die nuwe bedeling en treinry in die ou bedeling. Blouwillem se "skertse" sal geniet word deur mense van feitlik alle ouderdomme (die gesensorde verhale sal selfs die kinders vermaak) wat graag die humor in (soms ernstige) situasies raaksien en waardeer.

'Zekameron' comes from 'Zek' meaning prisoner and is a word-play on Boccaccio's Decameron. 'He came back from interrogation looking like death. Some people look better than he did when they're being put in their coffin. "What happened then? Did they stick any other articles of the Criminal Code on you? Or break your jaw?" "Nothing like that. I've got toothache..." The 100 tales in Zekameron are based on the 14th Century Decameron, but Znak is closer to Beckett than to Boccaccio. Banality and brutality vie with the human ability to overcome oppression. Znak's stories in different voices chart 100 days in prison in Belarus today. The tone is laconic, ironic; the humour sparse. The stories bear witness to resistance and self-assertion and the genuine warmth and appreciation of fellow prisoners.