The book is a valuable reminder of the power and importance of free thought and the flow of ideas
Amitav Acharya talks about why we need to question the idea that Europe invented modernity and gave it to the world
In ‘The Inherited Mind’, James Longman explores his father’s mental health battles
Ted Botha, author of ‘Hollywood on the Veld’, talks about Johannesburg and its stories
Andrew Robert Wilson’s debut novel is so much more than the hunt for a killer
Essay collection, bittersweet take on love and loss, international intrigue, thriller with social commentary and tense psychological drama
The literary festival’s nonfiction spread offers something for every curious mind
Thomas Piketty and Michael J Sandel discuss why equality is important
Author and journalist Douglas Murray explores the conflict in Gaza
Former employee tells how good people can end up working themselves to the bone for bad people doing bad things
In a world of personal branding, curated online lives and displays of luxury set against growing inequality, the story remains relevant
‘The Paris Express’ is about people caught in motion, physically and emotionally
Extract from ‘The Mavericks: How Coronation, Ninety One and Allan Gray Beat the Rest’
An exploration of Coronation, Allan Gray and Ninety One shines a light on the glory days of money management in SA
Revisiting the Hippie Trail 40 years later and a solo walk of the Via de la Plata
Jamie Oliver says air fryers are ‘super-versatile’ and have more to offer than ‘crispy chips and spuds’
The messiness of being human, ambition vs emotional ties, high-stakes character study, story of gods, war and love, and layered family saga
Jay Rayner recreates dishes he has enjoyed, often with the assistance of the chefs who devised them
Monique Verduyn speaks to Colum McCann about his new book, ‘Twist’, technology and disconnection