Pan Macmillan SA
Pan Macmillan SA is one of the largest general book publishers in South Africa, with a growing local list of titles published under the Picador Africa and Macmillan imprints.
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Listen to a free audio sample of Jessica Knoll’s ‘deliciously savage and wildly entertaining’ new thriller The Favourite Sister
Listen to a free audiobook sample of The Favourite Sister – the new book from bestselling author Jessica Knoll! Knoll is the author …
‘As hilarious as it is moving’ – AJ Pearce’s highly anticipated debut novel Dear Mrs Bird
Irresistibly funny and enormously moving, Dear Mrs Bird by AJ Pearce is a love letter to the enduring power of friendship, the kindness of strangers and the courage of ordinary people in extraordinary times.
‘I wanted to answer the question: Why don’t they go back to their country?’ – Sue Nyathi on how The Gold Diggers was triggered by xenophobia
‘The inspiration for the novel largely came from the xenophobic attacks.’
A perfect winter read: The Greek Escape by bestselling author Karen Swan
The Greek Escape is a scorching summer novel, set on a lush Greek island written by bestselling author Karen Swan.
Thrilling accounts of some of Dr Steve Brusatte’s most remarkable discoveries: The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs
An electrifying scientific history that unearths the dinosaurs’ epic saga …
How being the son of a chief kept me humble: Bantu Holomisa chats about his biography The Game Changer
‘As the son of a chief, the home I grew up in was a home to all. So when the chief has meetings, he listens, and people come with different complaints. So you are a man of the people. I guess that’s why my parent named me Bantubonke, that means all the people.’
Courage, love and freedom in precolonial Ghana: The Hundred Wells of Salaga by Ayesha Harruna Attah
Set in precolonial Ghana, The Hundred Wells of Salaga by Ayesha Harruna Attah is a story of courage, forgiveness, love and freedom.
Father’s Day book guide from Pan Macmillan SA
Not sure what to get dad this Father’s Day? Look no further!
Join Sue Nyathi for the Joburg launch of her new book The Gold Diggers
Pan Macmillan and Exclusive Books invite you to the launch of The Gold Diggers by Sue Nyathi!
Pan Macmillan to publish An Elephant in My Kitchen, the powerful sequel to the bestselling memoir The Elephant Whisperer
Pan Macmillan is proud to be publishing An Elephant in My Kitchen, the powerful sequel to the bestselling memoir The Elephant Whisperer by Lawrence Anthony.
Friday Night Book Club: Read the first chapter of Sue Nyathi’s The Gold Diggers
The Friday Night Bookclub: Exclusive excerpts from Pan Macmillan every weekend!
Join Sue Nyathi with Karabo Kgoleng for the Pretoria launch of The Gold Diggers
Pan Macmillan and Exclusive Books invite you to the launch of The Gold Diggers by Sue Nyathi.
Writers! Send Pan Macmillan SA the manuscript for your future bestseller during open submissions week
It’s time to polish up that manuscript! This week is Pan Macmillan South Africa’s open submissions week.
Sue Nyathi is back with The Gold Diggers! Watch the book trailer
Following the success of her first novel, The Polygamist, released in 2012, Sue Nyathi is back with The Gold Diggers!
Don’t miss an intimate book discussion of Winging It with author Joanne Jowell, Jonathan Kaplan and Jacqui Davies
Pan Macmillan and Exclusive Books invite you to an intimate book discussion.
‘It was like giving birth to a child’: Award-winning journalist Iman Rappetti launches her memoir Becoming Iman
Award-winning journalist Iman Rappetti launched her debut book Becoming Iman at Exclusive Books Hyde Park recently.
Simultaneously heartbreaking and heart-warming: Sue Nyathi’s new novel The Gold Diggers
The Gold Diggers, the much-anticipated second novel from Sue Nyathi, is out in June from Pan Macmillan!
Join Iman Rappetti for the launch of her memoir Becoming Iman in Durban
Pan Macmillan and Exclusive Books invite you to celebrate the launch of Becoming Iman by Iman Rappetti.
‘I remember exactly where I was when I heard that my father had died’ – Read an excerpt from The Pearl Sister
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard that my father had died, I thought to myself as I stared out of the window and saw the complete blackness of night. Intermittently below me, there were small clusters of twinkling lights indicating human habitation, each light containing a life, a family, a set of friends …
David Baldacci thanks South African fans and chats about his new novel The Fallen
Worldwide bestselling novelist David Baldacci has a new book out in the Amos Decker series: The Fallen.