Writers Write Book Review

by Joan Collins (Constable) ISBN: 9781472122940 If you had to turn a trashy 80s TV miniseries into a novel, you’d probably end up with The St. Tropez

by Kagiso Msimango (MF Books Joburg) ISBN: 9781920601683 Kagiso Msimango is a life coach and author of the bestseller The Goddess Bootcamp. Her latest book

by Taras Grescoe (Macmillan) ISBN: 9781447253433 We are living in an era of literature where stories are woven from historical facts. It’s an era I’m

by Tracy Chevalier (Borough Press) ISBN: 9780525953005 “They were fighting over apples again. He wanted to grow more eaters to eat; she wanted spitters, to

by Patrick Flanery (Atlantic Books) ISBN: 9781782397960 Paranoia, obsession, fear, and loss of privacy – and even sanity – lie at the heart of this

The Wonder by Emma Donoghue (Picador) ISBN: 9781509818396 Emma Donoghue’s latest novel is yet another delightfully dark exploration of the human condition, this time drawing

by Luke Scull (Head of Zeus) ISBN: 978-1-781851562 Luke Scull’s Sword of the North is book two of The Grim Company fantasy trilogy. Brodar Kayne is the

by Nora Roberts (Piatkus) ISBN 9780349408019 Nora Roberts is a master storyteller. Eve Benedict is a famous Hollywood movie star. In her sixties, she is still working and

Little Suns by Zakes Mda (Umuzi)

by David Hofmeyr (Penguin Books) ISBN: 9780141354439 Adam Stone and his brother are orphans trying to survive in Blackwater, a desert town set sometime in future