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Superfan or groupie? John van de Ruit on passion, humour and the phenomenon of Spud
Author John van de Ruit is back with a new book in the popular series
Lesedi Molefi’s Patient 12A is a whirlpool of consciousness
Lesedi Molefi’s memoir Patient 12A explores his battle with mental illness.
Toe-to-toe steers ‘Chief Twit’ from the brink
This is an edited extract from Ben Mezrich’s new book called Breaking Twitter
More black fiction writers need to be published in South Africa
Publishing diverse voices could prove to be a source of domestic and global success for local publishers
From Ebbie to Happy Sindane
Our society remains carved up because differences are viewed as weaknesses
The pitfalls of becoming a #blessed one
In Angela Mokholwa’s book, the price of obtaining an Instagrammable lifestyle proves to be too high
New African literature is disrupting what Western presses prize
Books like Adichie’s “Americanah” and Gyasi’s “Homegoing” have confounded neat divisions between Western and African literary traditions.
Rights to Mandela book stirs up Frankfurt fair
The Frankfurt Book Fair got a buzz on Thursday from news that rights to Nelson Mandela’s work Conversation with Myself were on the market.