Quraisha Dawood’s debut novel, ‘Stirring the Pot’, explores how race, class and sexuality play out in female friendships. 

Debut author Freya Berry weaves a compelling web ‘The Dictator’s Wife’ of what happens when passion and power meet.

Tina Brown’s ‘The Palace Papers’ has been released and provides some more insight into the British royal family and their biggest dramas over the past 25 years.

Find all the answers to our Fred Khumalo Quiz in the review of his latest book and win one of three R500 Exclusive Books vouchers.

In her first book, ‘Ms Mol’s Favourite Things’, author Marlisa Doubell breaks down mental health issues for budding bookworms.

‘The Betrayal of Anne Frank’ is the subject of intense scrutiny as historians declare its findings discredited.

Charlotte Bronte’s ‘A Book of Ryhmes’ will be auctioned in New York. The poems have been hidden away for more than a century.

The esteemed International Booker Prize has finally released their 2022 Shortlist and this year female authors reign supreme.

Author and vet Caitlin Venniker is making headlines with her short story ‘The Hunt’ which recently won the esteemed 2022 Mogford Prize.

A loot at how K Sello Duiker defined madness and psychiatric incarceration in his novels. The late novelist would have turned 48 tomorrow.

Sally Andrew shines in a new instalment of the beloved Tannie Maria mysteries. Full of humour and local flavour, this is not one to be missed!

Noviolet Bulawayo’s second novel – which began as non-fiction – leaves realism for allegory to confront the Zimbabwean present.

This year marks 100 years of the publication in ‘Abantu Abamnyama Lapa Bavela Ngakona’, the first isiZulu book-length history of black people.

CA Davids’ new novel takes on memory, drawing together disparate threads across continents to construct a story with humanity at its heart.

Fred Khumalo’s latest novel, ‘Two Tons O’ Fun’, is a classic coming-of-age story that encompasses numerous contemporary topics.

‘Chasing Marian’ explores modern social ills and the power of great friendships with humour and generosity. 

Reflecting on the reclusive author who has returned to the literary scene with ‘Palmares’ and two upcoming books.

Started by Thami Mazibuko, the space is a library, classroom and community literacy centre, built to serve its residents across generations.

Award-winning author and TikTok favourite Hanya Yanagihara has released her latest novel, ‘To Paradise’…and it is a masterpiece of fiction.

In ‘Smartwoman’, bestselling author Sylvia Walker takes the fear out of finance by empowering women to take control of their money matters.

Tracing the history of guitar music and its players, Billy Monama’s South African guitar book aims to decolonise the curriculum.

‘The Betrayal of Anne Frank: A Cold Case investigation’ has been pulled by publisher Ambo Anthos following ‘serious criticism’.

Try your luck with our latest book quiz about famous sports stars’ memoirs and win one of three R500 Exclusive Books vouchers.

The cookbook has 21 beautifully illustrated plant-based recipes to inspire you to cook easily for yourself and to share meals with others.

Open Book Festival: In an exciting first since 2019, the much-loved literary festival will once again host an in-person programme.