These books make for short and captivating reads that explore asexuality from the perspective of three unique female protagonists.

The series will see the re-release of classic works that were written by female authors and printed under male pseudonyms, finally giving little-known female authors their due.

This Women’s Month, indulge in some South African literature. These non-fiction titles celebrate the resistance and rebellion of women throughout time in South Africa.

As women, our stories are central to our emancipation. Here’s our pick of the best reads this Women’s Month.

It is time to share and celebrate the power of stories and storytelling at the 2019 South African Book Fair.

Toni Morrison became a well-known figure within the worlds of American academia, publishing and cultural life.

Elephants raise the conflicting emotions involved in humanity’s ongoing struggle to balance exploitation and well-being, damage and compassion to a particularly intense pitch.

Even if you’re Winnie Mandela, making your grandchildren cringe is just a natural part of life. Doing it via “Fifty Shades of Grey” is even funnier.

Flaxman Qoopane brings his love of the narrative to South Africa after living in exile.

Check out some of the most famous SA-born stars in literature, film, music, sport and technology.

The beloved country is home to some wonderful pieces of literature.

17-year-old Inessa Rajah’s moving short story inspired by refugee car guards has won her high acclaim.