Below Luck Level, by Barbara Erasmus
Chloe Cartwright is an eccentric yet brilliant prize-winning writer, who has always been more focused on political causes than cooking a wholesome meal for her family. Her daughter, Hannah, has never been much good at anything -- other than shoplifting, that is.
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The Long Way Home, by Dana Snyman
Renowned travel writer Dana Snyman goes in search of his roots as he grapples with his place in South Africa today. He starts this distinctly South African story with the first Snyman, born of a white father and a slave mother.
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No Time Like the Present, by Nadine Gordimer
In No Time Like The Present, the author trains her keen eye on South Africa and what has become of it since Mandela's jubilant release from prison. At the heart of her story is an interracial couple, Steve and Jabulile, living in a newly -- tentatively -- free South Africa, he a university lecturer she a lawyer, both comrades in the Struggle and now parents of children born in freedom.
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Lessons in Husbandry, by Shaida Kazie Ali
What if a Muslim woman married two men? Sparking with Ali's fresh and inventive way of seeing things, and her wry sense of humour, Lessons in Husbandry is a unique reflection on what it means to be married.
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Solace, by Andrew Brown
With Solace, Andrew Brown has written a gripping crime novel in which he explores the religious tensions that threaten to break our society apart.
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