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- Fabulous account of odd family
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The mysterious uncle Cedric could be anyone's relative and therein lies Rupert Thomson's genius.
- Finding facts to suit arguments
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Ivo Vegter says environmentalists exaggerate problems, but his book committs the same sins.
- Celebrating a great son of Africa
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A new book on Samora Machel takes an unusual approach to its subject.
- The rooinek who struck glossy gold
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The doyenne of women's magazines entertains with an unabashed autobiography
- Feisty professor 'took life on the chin'
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Craig MacKenzie Margaret Lenta, born September 2 1936, died November 5 2012
- 'Soiled with a secret shame'
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Zuma Exposed gets to the heart of the paranoia and power play central to the ANC under his leadership
- Throw the book at books
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Insightful and controversial, Coovadia's essays are a cracking read -- even if they are in book form
- Harrowing story of an African farm
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South African literature has a long tradition of farm novels digging deep into the lives of people on these farms.
- Thrilling Bond-like read, but with more depth
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This reads like a South African James Bond novel, but is more elegantly written and rather more serious.
