Lebo Mazibuko’s second novel, Fabrics of Love, looks at themes of family trauma, black womanhood, absent fathers and heritage
Back in the Free State, a daughter rediscovers the textures of home, family and unspoken inheritances in Antjie Krog’s autobiographical novel
An explicit, ambitious debut novel that delivers on sensuality but struggles to balance story, substance and seduction
A moving, mind-bending journey of grief, hope and unexpected transformation
Lindani Mbunyuza-Memani weaves a tale of identity, longing and the relentless pull of the past
An edited excerpt from the historical novel by South African author Arvashni Seeripat
Yahya Sinwar writes that ‘despite tireless attempts to erase their Arab identity, Islamic faith and Palestinian heritage, they remain more steadfast than anyone could have predicted’
A world-wandering love finds itself in music, in the harmonics of pain, and in the deep fullness of time
This is an edited extract from prolific writer Zukiswa Wanner’s new novel, Love Marry Kill
