I am glad to have finally gone through the contents of the Fusi Motaung’s new book titled Who Got the Job Ahead of You?. This is…
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Puleng Hopper
Puleng Hopper
Puleng Hopper is an avid reader of mainly African literature.
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The manuscript of Legacy of the Rain Queen-The Eagles Martial won the third prize in the 2019 Dinaane debut fiction award. It is the first of…
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Busisekile Khumalo was born in Zimbabwe and currently resides in South Africa. She is a human rights lawyer and has published four books in her name,…
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The title, A Hill of Fools was inspired by an isiXhosa classical novel by Professor RL Peteni titled Kwazidenge (1980). A disturbing but beautifully penned account…
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The Cursed Touch follows the journey of self-discovery of a mother, wife, and investment executive, Sondra Carim-Edwards. A sequence of events brings her to her knees…
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In the novel Veils Of Smoke, Sarah Key weaves an enthralling tale of how young women in South Africa are forced to navigate life through a…
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Mirror Cracked is set mainly in Rondebosch, Cape Town. A picture-perfect, prayerful, Muslim family gets rocked to its core by double tragedy, resultant in its wheels…
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At a tender age of 16 years-old, the protagonist Kgabalatsana Monare also known as TM, with the assistance of The Native Recruitment Company, travels from Dinokana…
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In Being Kari, Qarnita Loxton writes of serious topics, patriarchy, religion, divorce, infidelity, abortion, marriage, family, friendship and pregnancy, in a light and funny way without…
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Book ReviewsMemoirsUncategorized
Untimely Beginnings: A Gripping Read of Widows Sharing the Before and Aftermath of their Husbands’ Unexpected Deaths
Untimely Beginnings- Memoirs of Women Who Defied Fate is an anthology that includes contributions of 17 widows across various ages and race. 14 of the women…
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Indaba, My Children: Undiluted Black History Documented by Isanuse Credo Mutwa
Sage, author, storyteller, sculptor, seer, academic, politician and traditional healer, Vusamazulu Mutwa was a phenomenal selfless being. A priceless gift to Africa. He was like Google…
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WILL, the Passenger Delaying Flight is the third novel of attorney, researcher and author Barbara Adair. Her other two books, In Tangier We Killed the Blue…
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The God Who Made Mistakes: A page-turning tale that connects God’s love with homosexuality and identity.
The book follows the lives of unhappily married couple Ayanda and Themba Hlatshwayo. Their tumultuous marriage gradually goes to the dogs as the book progresses. The…
