As temperatures plummet, Joburg Style hits
the shelves with the
hottest stories, interviews and listings. Get stuck into the first our
Big
Reads which is the riveting story of the dramatic fall of a Lebanese
drug lord.
Then catch up with international jazz icon Hugh Masekela, artist
Mbongeni
Buthelezi and equestrian Anneli Wucherfennig. Don't miss the photo essay
by
Alistair McLachlan which captures the forgotten beauty of the Highveld's
drive-ins. Then tuck into Hema Nana's Indian food extravaganza. Our
winter
fashion is an evocative journey into cafe society a la Hemmingway while
the
decor pages take you into the home of renowned multi-media artist
KarlGustav.
Then there are two fabulous travel spots that whisk you away to Malaysia
and
the Drakensberg. Get to grips with our gadgets page as well as our diary
of
events and Joburg news. These tasty snippets will banish any thoughts of
hibernating this winter. We also give you the lowdown on one of
Joburg's
most popular districts - Parkhurst. Joburg Style is your best read this
winter.
Award winning journalist
Lucas Ledwaba catches up with jazz legend Hugh Masekela in this intimate
interview that accesses of the world’s finest musicians. At 71 years of
age,
Bra Hugh is far from old despite a lifestyle that was hard on the liver
and
even harder on journalists asking probing questions. Ledwaba dispels the
rumours, updates the facts and offers a rare glimpse into the heart of
this
remarkably talented man.
Elizabeth Donaldson sat in
the lobby of a hotel every morning for three weeks while former Lebanese
drug
lord Tanse Leisher told her the extraordinary story of his life and fall
from
grace. She promised to write exactly what he told her, he assured her it
was
the truth. She agreed to wear the thoroughly see-through dress he gave
her at
each interview. He did not however specify the underwear and was greatly
disappointed
but honoured the agreement none-the-less. What resulted is one of the
most
fascinating stories of the life and times of Joburg gangster in the
‘70’s.
Hema Nana is a photographer
with a passion for capturing the colour and vitality of her native
Indian
culture. A well-known wedding photographer and portraitist, she here
tackles a
kaleidoscopic spread produced by her culinary queen of a mother. She
threw in
the recipes too, so don’t miss this one!
In his own irreverent and inimitable style, publisher
Eric Bornman takes us along with him as he revisits one of SA’s most
popular destinations, the glorious Drakensberg. Informative and funny,
this travel piece will get your packing for the ‘Berg’.
Joburg Style is available from CNA and Exclusive Books, Lulu
coffee shops and leading hotels around the city
As temperatures plummet, Joburg Style hits
the shelves with the
hottest stories, interviews and listings. Get stuck into the first our
Big
Reads which is the riveting story of the dramatic fall of a Lebanese
drug lord.
Then catch up with international jazz icon Hugh Masekela, artist
Mbongeni
Buthelezi and equestrian Anneli Wucherfennig. Don't miss the photo essay
by
Alistair McLachlan which captures the forgotten beauty of the Highveld's
drive-ins. Then tuck into Hema Nana's Indian food extravaganza. Our
winter
fashion is an evocative journey into cafe society a la Hemmingway while
the
decor pages take you into the home of renowned multi-media artist
KarlGustav.
Then there are two fabulous travel spots that whisk you away to Malaysia
and
the Drakensberg. Get to grips with our gadgets page as well as our diary
of
events and Joburg news. These tasty snippets will banish any thoughts of
hibernating this winter. We also give you the lowdown on one of
Joburg's
most popular districts - Parkhurst. Joburg Style is your best read this
winter.
Award winning journalist
Lucas Ledwaba catches up with jazz legend Hugh Masekela in this intimate
interview that accesses of the world’s finest musicians. At 71 years of
age,
Bra Hugh is far from old despite a lifestyle that was hard on the liver
and
even harder on journalists asking probing questions. Ledwaba dispels the
rumours, updates the facts and offers a rare glimpse into the heart of
this
remarkably talented man.
Elizabeth Donaldson sat in
the lobby of a hotel every morning for three weeks while former Lebanese
drug
lord Tanse Leisher told her the extraordinary story of his life and fall
from
grace. She promised to write exactly what he told her, he assured her it
was
the truth. She agreed to wear the thoroughly see-through dress he gave
her at
each interview. He did not however specify the underwear and was greatly
disappointed
but honoured the agreement none-the-less. What resulted is one of the
most
fascinating stories of the life and times of Joburg gangster in the
‘70’s.
Hema Nana is a photographer
with a passion for capturing the colour and vitality of her native
Indian
culture. A well-known wedding photographer and portraitist, she here
tackles a
kaleidoscopic spread produced by her culinary queen of a mother. She
threw in
the recipes too, so don’t miss this one!
In his own irreverent and inimitable style, publisher
Eric Bornman takes us along with him as he revisits one of SA’s most
popular destinations, the glorious Drakensberg. Informative and funny,
this travel piece will get your packing for the ‘Berg’.
Joburg Style is available from CNA and Exclusive Books, Lulu
coffee shops and leading hotels around the city