Joel Pollak

In this era of virtual-reality combat games, pinball is a hopelessly outdated anachronism that astonishingly continues to capture a small but significant share of the games market, writes Joel Pollak.

<b>Review: </b> <i>South African Indian Writings in English</i>

Edited by Rajendra Chetty

(Madiba Publishers)

<b>Review: </b><i>The Picador Book of Modern Indian Literature</i>, edited by Amit Chaudhuri, is 638 pages of joy, writes Joel Pollak.

Neshima’s recipe for reconciliation is to seek inspiration not solely in Jewish tradition or in South African culture, but in both at once, writes Joel Pollak.

<b>Review:</b> Darrel Bristow-Bovey (Zebra), <i>I Moved Your Cheese </i>