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Booksellers and publishers say more readers are turning to local authors as they increasingly seek authentic, relevant stories. Local book…
The Loubser’s driving force behind merchandise sourcing for Moki.store is entirely personal, writes Anne Schauffer. Moki.store is the realisation…
The Loubser’s driving force behind merchandise sourcing for Moki.store is entirely personal, writes Anne Schauffer. Moki.store is the realisation…
The Loubser’s driving force behind merchandise sourcing for Moki.store is entirely personal, writes Anne Schauffer. Moki.store is the realisation…
Finding inspiration to enrich our soul and balance our emotions is a never-ending journey especially within the world we find…
Parents’ communication with their children can have such a powerful and material influence on who those children become. A review by Brenda Daniels of the books ‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’ and ‘The Secret Garden’.
Malcolm Mitchell had the idea of writing a “definite history of roads in South Africa” book for a while.
K” Line employees donate 67 minutes to children’s books initiative
Want to attract these fluttering gems to your garden? Find out more about the new book, Gardening for Butterflies, by local authors.
Tucked away in Durban North is a small book shop that caters for the community in all things related to books
Local Hillcrest author, Paige Weideman, has published her first book Petals of Petunia Place.
Robert Fridjhon’s Caterpillar Seas won’t win any prizes for literature, but is a ripping good (true) tale nonetheless.
Lindsay Slogrove reviews the latest installment of the legendary Jack Reacher series of novels.
The Ridge’s foodie extraordinaire, Erica Platter, reveals some of her top 2011 picks for the bookshelves.
Garth Johnstone tears his way through another masterpiece by historical fiction machine Conn Iggulden, and finds the guru as brilliant as ever.
Find out how South Africa’s “supercop” Piet Byleveld brought down some of SA’s most vile serial killers.
The Hirsch’s book drive came to a culmination recently, when Sarah Poulsom went to iThemba, place of hope to stock their library!
If you’re looking for some good reading this festive season, here’s two top local reads that will get the pages turning.
Hayibo.com’s new book gives personalities, politicians, rock stars, sportsmen . . . whoever, The Red Card.
Ridge columnist Gavin Foster on the joys of his beloved and rather eclectic book collection.
Ridge columnist Gavin Foster on the joys of his beloved and rather eclectic book collection.
“My childhood would have bored people to tears, and they are disappointed when they realise the dislocation between me and the characters,” author John van de Ruit tells Lois Kuhle.