A Johannesburg confectionery business becomes the backdrop for a story about two sisters, inherited expectations and finding their own paths.
Durban’s Glenwood Book Fair brings together creators, authors and artists across four days of free literary panels art and community.
A Venda chef finds her independence, business and unexpected romance tested when a family crisis forces her to make a life-changing choice.
Puseletso Tsotetsi’s second romance novel follows a Johannesburg entrepreneur whose private-jet photograph turns a promising relationship into a public scandal.
Sally Cranswick's debut novel, 'Of All Things, We Need Hope', delves into the complexities of grief and forgiveness as a mother confronts the man who murdered her son.
Tiisang Masoko draws on her own healing journey to show how journaling, self-awareness, and purposeful dreaming can help readers turn pain into direction.
'The Big Five Cartel' brings uncomfortable truths to light, including the strategic role women play in high-level networks, demanding that readers face South Africa's reality.
Drawing on his personal story, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi explores “permanent juniority” and apartheid’s lasting impact in his new book.
In ‘The Light Remains’, Samantha Keller weaves a poignant tale of love, loss and family loyalty set against the backdrop of 1960s Mpumalanga.
Step into the haunting world of ‘The Seeker Effect’, where Anne Schlebusch explores a future gripped by climate disaster and authoritarian control.
Lonwabo Patrick Kulati's new book, 'Take the Gap', challenges professionals to embrace their potential and claim opportunities in the workplace.
New and established voices meet at Open Book Festival for conversations spanning literature, African identity, history and culture.
Moving past international shelves that ignored local flavors, these four authors are proving that South Africa’s culinary history deserves global acclaim.
