Writers Write Book Review

Negroland – A Memoir by Margo Jefferson (Granta) ISBN 9781783783021 ‘I was taught to avoid showing off. I was taught to distinguish myself through presentation, not declaration,

by John le Carré (Penguin Books) ISBN: 9780241975015 Perry Makepiece and his girlfriend Gail Perkins embark on a holiday to the Caribbean, where they meet the

by Susie Dinneen (Puffin Books) ISBN: 978-1-48590-010-8 This is the first published book from Susie Dinneen, a Johannesburg based writer and editor for magazines and advertising.

by Susan Lewis (Century) ISBN: 9781780891835 Three years ago, Amelia Quentin destroyed Jules Bright picture perfect life. Jules has spent the past three years rebuilding

by Danielle Steel (Penguin) ISBN: 9780593069059 Disillusioned and about to end her life, Ginny Carter hears a noise and goes to investigate. She meets a thirteen-year-old

by Alec Hogg (Jonathan Ball) ISBN 9781868427154 Alec Hogg is the publisher of BizNews.com and he is a self-confessed ‘Oracle of Omaha’ worshipper. He attends the annual

by Molly Prentiss (Hamish Hamilton) ISBN: 978-0-241-24895-9 Tuesday Nights In 1980 is a luminous debut novel from Molly Prentiss who holds an MFA in Creative Writing

by Amy Ellis Nutt (Atlantic Books) ISBN 9781782399698 Imagine your luck when you find out that although you have not been able to have children, your

by Roald Dahl (Puffin Books) ISBN: 978-0-141-36132-1  Beloved children’s author, Roald Dahl, has written classics such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and

by Hagen Engler (Jacana) ISBN 978-1-4314-2376-7 “How to be white when you’re no longer centre of attention? When you no longer even matter? How to be