The 2022 competition features the youngest and the oldest contender in the literary prize’s history
If completed, the deal would see the book publisher take over Simon & Schuster
'Glory' is an unforgettable book that goes beyond the obvious comparison to its inspiration, writes Tinashe Mushakavanhu
The best elements of Songezo Zibi's absorbing book lie in its analysis of what has gone wrong and why, writes John Fraser
As writers have come to terms with the internet, they've produced books that probe our relationship with it
Bruce Whitfield looks at several sectors where local talent has triumphed domestically and internationally
Monique Verduyn's selection of new books to add to your reading list
John le Carre’s last novel is a most enjoyable escapist page turner
Tara Stringfellow’s new book is a rhapsodic hymn to black women
Bryan Rostron's “Lost on the Map” probes into everything from history to psychology, writes David Gorin
In her latest historical fiction novel , Geraldine Brooks again echoes the current zeitgeist
Women are increasingly demanding bigger solutions like paid family leave and child care
Selection ranges from queer life in brutal Nigeria to US prisons
A new book lifts the veil on Saudi Arabia’s efforts to steer oil prices in the past four decades
David de Jong's 'Nazi Billionaires' makes for a page-turning read that is both uncomfortable and compelling, writes John Fraser
Hernan Diaz’s 'Trust' is at once an immersive story about money and a brilliant literary puzzle
Sarah Manguso’s début novel is poetic and unconventional and will stay with you for a long while
Love it or hate it, Douglas Murray has produced yet another excellent read, writes John Fraser
Seven management secrets from the Vogue throne
Facebook, Netflix, Zoom and others are being reassessed by investors. But they will rise again.
