Category: Book Club
Seil by Morné Dieperink: The South African Psychological Thriller Blurring the Lines Between Reality and Virtual Worlds
Seil by Morné Dieperink is a suspenseful psychological thriller that combines virtual reality, mystery and buried trauma. The debut novel follows a family man whose life unravels after testing a groundbreaking VR game linked to a disturbing series of disappearances.
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Unforgettable Evening with Chris Bertish at The Pipe
Crowds flocked to The Pipe restaurant in Scottburgh on Sunday (14 December) to spend an evening...
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Celebrate the Festive Season with Jan Kohler’s Holiday Recipes
For cookbook author and hostess-with-the-mostest Jan Kohler, celebrations are synonymous with...
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Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu Wins Best International Fiction Book Prize
Pan Macmillan South Africa is delighted to announce that renowned author Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu has...
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The Rift: Scar of Africa by Shem Compion
“With stunning photos and compelling text, this important book not only captures the complexities...
Read MoreMastering Sovereign Artificial Intelligence
DR MARK NASILA With the following Contributors: Somil Gupta | Prof Benjamin Rosman | Isazi Consulting | Dr Tapiwa Chiwewe | Aaron Frank | Atenkosi Ngubevana | Amb. Dr Lavina Ramkissoon | Mic Mann About the Book Data, like oil or...
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Angel of Mercy: Starting at the End by Sheldon de Klerk – A Haunting Debut Novel
Angel of Mercy: Starting at the End is a haunting exploration of the human psyche, where despair...
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It Always Seems Impossible: The Memoir of James Urdang’s Fight for Education Africa
This book is a journey of triumph and setback, of building something good in a world that doesn’t...
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Discover ‘The Lions’ Den’ by Iris Mwanza: A Gripping South African Tale
“A smash of a debut . . . Iris Mwanza has taken it all on, from the original reverberating assault...
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Walking Wild: Hiking the Length of Kruger National Park
“A must-read for anyone who loves Kruger and adventure.” – Tony Park About the Book Walking Wild...
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Exploring Philosophy in Isolation: Sean Baumann’s “Between the Sea and the Land”
Conversations about philosophy through history By Sean Baumann “Is suffering inevitable? Are our...
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Discover “The Sinners’ Bench” by Maren Bodenstein
The Sinners’ Bench weaves an artful tapestry of the arrival of German missionary families in South...
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FACES AND PHASES OF RESILIENCE By Tinyiko Maluleke
FACES AND PHASES OF RESILIENCE A Memoir of a Special Kind Tinyiko Maluleke Foreword by Dr Reuel J...
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The Uncomfortable Truth about South Africa’s Agriculture – By Wandile Sihlobo and Johann Kirsten
About the Book The agricultural sector now enjoys universal recognition and its status as a growth...
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When Irish Eyes Are Not Smiling by Anne Lapedus Brest
📖 A Powerful Memoir of Identity, Resilience, and Home Renowned author Anne Lapedus Brest takes...
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