Till Death us do Part: Funerals at Maitland Cemetery
Oct 4th 2013, In Maitland Cemetery, where passion entwines with mortality, a team of committed workers ensure that the dead […]
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Margie Orford book launch
I\’m excited to read the next Clare Hart thriller! Invitation Book Lounge
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Judith Butler on the Value of Reading & the Humanities
Philosopher Judith Butler on the Value of Reading & the Humanities: McGill Commencement Address by Maria Popova “We lose ourselves
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Emma Brockes, author of She Left me the Gun, Sa book tour dates
\”One of those memoirs that remind you why you liked memoirs in the first place… It has the density of
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Emma Brockes She Left me the Gun chosen as Oprah book of the week
She Left me the Gun by Emma Brockes was chosen as Book of the Week by the editors of O
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Dates for Tony Parks South African book tour
Austrailian best-selling author, Tony Parks, writes page-turning books set in African countries. Hailed as the next Wilbur Smith, but definitely
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Exploring the frontiers of Science in Cape Town
Dawn Kennedy visits iThemba LABS, an experimental nuclear physics laboratory that excels in accelerator-based science. Inside, iThemba LABS looks like
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Cape Town profiled in Phaidon’s Gourmet Bible, Where Chefs Eat
Where Chefs Eat is a mouth-watering compendium of recommendations from over 400 of the world’s top chefs. Imagine arriving in
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The Dark Side of the Mother City: Interview with Roger Smith
Dawn Kennedy interviews author Roger Smith, who has shaken up crime writing with his visceral portrayals of Cape Town’s brutal
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Five great winter reads
Here are five books that will keep you warm this winter 1/ The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window