Books

“I’m not saying Mars will be a utopia. It’ll create an opportunity to rethink the fundamental principles defining our society."

Coovadia’s short story titled 'Vast and Cool and Unsympathetic' awarded at the International Science Fiction Literary Awards: Future History.

The inimitable author returns to fiction with ‘Bosadi’, a haunting novel that examines love, identity and the cost of being seen

Q&A with author of ‘Hunting the Seven: How The Gugulethu Seven Assassins Were Exposed’ which is shortlisted for the Sunday Times Literary non-fiction award.

How a ‘happy hour for introverts’ became the world’s quietest social movement — now booming in South Africa

Nozipho Tshabalala's latest offering reflects her growth since 'Liberation Diaries' and reveals that strength, if it is to be sustainable, must make room for softness.

'All the Way to the River' details Elizabeth Gilbert's obsession with and the pain and confusion caused by her lover Rayya Elias

The novel shifts from raunchy to funny to bleak to disturbing, and certainly works as a page turner

'Kids’ Cape Town: Guidebook and Activities' is a vibrant new guidebook designed to engage children in exploring the wonders of Cape Town.

Pillow Talk is the first of a series set in the fictional town of Rally in KwaZulu-Natal from the new queen of South African romance.

Set in London, Michael Robotham's The White Crow is a complex, suspense-fuelled thriller, which also reads like a love letter to the city, writes Bron Sibree.