The rise of African Zines
Print was long the natural habitat of African literature but online literary magazines are emerging as a new home for…
Print was long the natural habitat of African literature but online literary magazines are emerging as a new home for…
“The need for answers has obsessed me over the last 10 years,” Liz McGregor said at a recent Cape Town…
Nana-Ama Danquah is an author, editor, freelance journalist, ghostwriter, public speaker, actress, and teacher. Her groundbreaking memoir, Willow Weep for Me:…
This is not merely a book about death and dying. All manner of reflection is included: the blunt, the prosaic,…
I was the one who was constantly excusing and making allowances, seeking to understand. Karl was the one who was…
I was engrossed. Any mother of teenage children, any mother on the verge of facing the empty nest, will relate…
Joanne is an author and editor with broad interests, having written thrillers, young adult novels, and a moving memoir titled Death…
This month, we were proud to release the thriller Divine Justice by Joanne Hichens. Divine Justice is the first book in Joanne’s…
In Sifiso Mzobe’s new thriller, Sipho, a true “Young Blood”—a youth with nothing to lose—drops out of high school and…
Joanne Hichens interviews Dominique Malherbe, author of Searching for Sarah. Sarah Goldblatt was Dominique Malherbe’s great aunt.You have dedicated Searching for Sarah “to the…