Beeld het berig dat André P Brink se boeke nie meer – na 50 jaar – deur Human & Rousseau gepubliseer sal word nie. Sy jongste boek sal deur Umuzi, 'n druknaam van Random House Struik, uitgegee word.
Willem Pretorius resenseer The Sound of Things Falling deur Juan Gabriel Vásquez. Die boek is beskryf as Vásquez se beste roman ooit en gaan oor Colombië tydens Pablo Escobar se tyd.
Ron Irwin’s anticipated debut novel, Flat Water Tuesday, is set to hit bookshelves in June. The Cape Times has already published a short review, in which Cathy Stagg claims that Irwin will undoubtedly have a following as a novelist after this book.
The next James Bond novel, Solo, is set in Africa! (Anyone else as excited as I am?) Author William Boyd made this announcement at the London Book Fair on Monday. (The Guardian)
Unless you’re a cult sci-fi fan, you might not know who Neil Gaiman is, but the British author made the news when he and his wife, Amanda Palmer, decide to play a game with their Twitter followers. Their experiment in guerrilla art took an interesting turn when The Guardian found the tablecloth drawing Gaiman hidden under a rock near their offices in New York.
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Ek het sy 'Mal en ander Stories' amper 25 jaar terug gekoop en hou nog net so baie daarvan! Lekker kortverhale!