Mila de Villiers is the editor of the Sunday Times's books website. She has a penchant for chronically re-reading old favourites, penning articles which far exceed the (expected) limit of 1,500 words, and including Saffa-isms wherever she can. Lekker.
Vanessa Chan’s debut novel tells the story of a family’s struggles through troubled times in the 1930s and 1945
The six books featured on this year’s list were penned by authors from Argentina, Germany, Sweden, Korea, the Netherlands and Brazil
April is no joke as it brings you a calendar filled with fun and laughter
'Wild Adventures with Lazzy the Otter', a book aimed at younger readers, was published after the success of 'Return to the Wild'.
Lives intertwine across two centuries inside a grand, but neglected haunted house in Shubnum Khan's second novel, 'The Lost Love of Akbar Manzil'.
Drugs and sex imbue the pages ... yet her vulnerability is tangible as she shares childhood memories devoid of a sense of belonging and family
Barack Obama is a fan of her Amapiano-meets-R&B melodies. The music video for her debut single Getting Late got millions of Mzansi’s citizens ...
Songezo Zibi's 'Manifesto' serves as an outline of how South Africa's democratic ideals can be realised
We spoke to Liz McGregor about her book, 'Unforgiven: Face to Face with my Father's Killer' (Jonathan Ball Publishers), shortlisted for the Sunday ...
Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon discusses 'The Blinded City: Ten Years in Inner-City Johannesburg', documenting those who have been dehumanised and ...