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Kingsolver evokes US turmoil

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Her latest novel weaves the past with the present and people’s responses to the present and future
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To reckon with Winnie’s ghost

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This is not comfortable reading, says Sisonke Msimang
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‘Homeland’ is a thriller,  but one with depth

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Karin Brynard's novel questions what outsiders have brought to the Khomani Bushmen, including those who profess to support them.
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Dangarembga builds on her two earlier books

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Here the protagonist is in her 30s, and she again narrates her story herself with an interesting distancing to reflect the divisions in her being.
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An expat’s return explores intimacy

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The novel deals with intimacy and trust, and finding one’s place in the world.
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Life and death of a little river

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A daughter of the 1820 Settlers looks at events that ruthlessly shaped the lives of those linked to the Kowie River
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Mending severed histories with returning shades

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This novel weaves colonial fact and ancestral memory in contemporary Eastern Cape life
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Self-reflections of an activist

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Mark Heywood's book avoids plain history. Instead it encourages its readers to reflect.
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New life recalls ‘mad’ SA hero

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Rejected by the Empire, beloved in South Africa, Hobhouse stood for justice, feminism and pacifism
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Convincing characters live on in debut novel by well-known playwright

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Ameera Patel has produced a book that reads like a fast-paced thriller but it has real depth.
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‘From Man to Man’: Olive Schreiner’s tender feminist ode

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The writer’s humane spirit shines through in a reissue of her novel that was closest to her heart: 'From Man to Man'.
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14 stops to transformation

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This collection of stories centres on the ‘slow road to purgatory’, from broken relationships to Huletts sugar-sachet wisdom.
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