Young adult book lovers are in for a great reading summer.
A poignant debut novel reflects on life and love in a conservative farming community in the Free State.
To mark novelist Nadine Gordimer’s 90th birthday, Craig MacKenzie celebrates how her work has astutely interpreted the tenor of our times.
Biography of Nat Nakasa provides an incomplete picture of the maverick Durban-born writer who killed himself in New York at the tender age of 28.
Donna Tartt’s epic of art and loss is an astonishing achievement, writes Kamila Shamsie.
A notable debut novel – "The Blacks of Cape Town" – ?explores how complex ?issues of race colour South Africa’s past, ?present and future.
All That Is is indeed about this, or at any rate about as much of life as we feeble humans are able to grasp.
JM Coetzee believes it has ‘artistic sensibility’ but Small Things is unsatisfactory on so many levels.
Book pundits in the United States are being urged to line up on one side or other: Is the American novel finally dead or not?
Pat Hopkins decided to challenge the perception that black people don’t read and started a publishing company and writing apprenticeship programme