Non-fiction

Read an extract from ‘Manifest Your Infinite Riches’ by doyen of abundant-living, Pushkar Anand

Hannah Botsis's 'A Clergyman’s Daughter: A Memoir' explores the moral complexities of church life within a South African community influenced by its racial history. Botsis's narrative is a tribute to her parents, emphasizing love and critique, and addresses themes of loneliness and the need for connection beyond religious boundaries.

It is really a collection of the author’s thoughts, and in one way, a book about hope for the future.

'The Last Lions' is a gorgeous book and lofty gift, writes Claire Keeton

“I’m not saying Mars will be a utopia. It’ll create an opportunity to rethink the fundamental principles defining our society."

In this episode of Pagecast, Tessa Barlin interviews Veruska De Vita about her book, 'Deep Blue'.

Can money buy happiness? Yes. Can spending money make you happier? Yes. But it’s more complicated than many people think.

SARAH Wynn-Williams’ account of the years she spent working for Facebook (now Meta) has caused something of a stir.

Thia is Anne Biccard’s third book about her life as a doctor, working in the emergency department of a Johannesburg hospital where she faces a daily struggle against the Grim Reaper.

Engineer pens behind-the-scenes chronicle and personal reflection of SA’s bold attempt to create world-class electric vehicle

Nozipho Tshabalala's latest offering reflects her growth since 'Liberation Diaries' and reveals that strength, if it is to be sustainable, must make room for softness.

'All the Way to the River' details Elizabeth Gilbert's obsession with and the pain and confusion caused by her lover Rayya Elias

A book inspired by widespread crime, providing guidelines on how to escape death.

Waiters swung picks, chefs laid pipes and a Midlands slope became an award-winning partner garden

The author explains her passion for and the necessity of preserving the Deep Blue