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In  Rainbow Nation My Zulu Arse  travel writer Sihle Khumalo casts his gaze on our rainbow nation and it’s a zoom through our count...

Clare Houston’s debut novel peels back the onion skin of our complicated past.  The story of life in the British concentration camps wh...

Kobus Moolman, known for his award-winning poetry, has released his debut volume of short fiction, The Swimming Lesson And Other Stories , a...

Music is at the heart of Nthikeng Mohlele’s latest novel, his sixth, called  Illumination .  It focuses on a jazz musician and com...

Three novellas about life in the 1980s Three Seasons is an accomplished, highly readable collection of three novellas by a writer who...

Machi Tawara's first book of fifteen poems,   Salad Anniversary was first published in 1987 in Japan where, remarkably for a poetry boo...

A Wilder Rose is the story of the Little House books and the possible literary deception behind them This extremely readable novel tell...

Set on a luxury game farm in the Kalahari,   Shireen Jilla’s The Art of Unpacking Your Life is an entertaining, although at times flawed n...

“ I am in agreement with Goethe, who said that every day one ought to ‘hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and if it ...

"A jolt of electricity passed through me" When journalist, Terry Mutchler, then AP Statehouse Bureau Chief in Illinois saw ...

Vanessa and her Sister is a fictionalised  imagining of some of the events in their lives. There are some secrets that haunt us forev...

This is the sixth anthology of stories published from stories submitted to the Bristol Short Story Prize. This is an an annual internationa...

The late Mavis Gallant's stories are beguiling to read The late Mavis Gallant’s stories are beguiling to read – they creep up on y...

Mrs Stevens ...  Its homosexual revelations  were considered  scandalous  when  first published  Mrs Stevens Hears the Mermaids Sing...

It’s so often laugh out loud funny – but at the heart of the witticisms, there’s a ton of recognition and a truth that runs strong and cle...