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An attempt to make sense of the ailing world – Russell Brand’s new book Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions
With a rare mix of honesty, humour, and compassion, comedian and movie star Russell Brand mines his own wild story and shares the advice and wisdom he has gained through his 14 years of recovery.
Mandla Langa chats about completing Nelson Mandela’s presidential memoir, Dare Not Linger
Mandla Langa called the project ‘the most daunting task I have ever had as a writer’.
Angela Makholwa’s new novel The Blessed Girl could be headed for the big screen
Angela Makholwa reveals that her new novel The Blessed Girl may be made into a film or series.
Mandela’s time in prison affected his self-belief, and his writing – Mandla Langa discusses Dare Not Linger
Mandla Langa says Nelson Mandela’s time in prison gave him a powerful sense of self-belief.
Jürgen Schadeberg’s memoir The Way I See It: A Key Figure in South African Photography
A behind-the-scenes journey with a legendary DRUM photojournalist and visual storyteller.
Win a Jeffrey Archer Clifton Chronicles box-set
Pan Macmillan SA is giving away a collectible Clifton Chronicles box-set containing all seven books!
Jeffrey Archer discusses his seventh book of short stories, Tell Tale
‘One of the very pleasant discoveries with Tell Tale is that everybody has a different favourite.’
Listen to an excerpt from The Sparsholt Affair, the masterly new novel from Alan Hollinghurst
Pan Macmillan has shared an excerpt from audiobook of The Sparsholt Affair, the highly anticipated new novel from Alan Hollinghurst.
Now in paperback: Born A Crime by Trevor Noah
Born a Crime, the bestselling, award-winning memoir by Trevor Noah, is now in paperback!
The perfect holiday read: Eusebius McKaiser chats to Angela Makholwa about her new book The Blessed Girl
‘This is a sexy, sexy book – and I mean that in multiple ways.’
New edition of Phumlani Pikoli’s short story collection The Fatuous State of Severity out next year!
Pan Macmillan is proud to announce that it will publish a new edition of Phumlani Pikoli’s The Fatuous State of Severity in 2018.
Bantu Holomisa chats about his new book, his schooldays and his meteoric rise through the ranks in the army
Bantu Holomisa: The Game Changer, an authorised biography of UDM leader Bantu Holomisa, is out now from Pan Macmillan SA.
Join Mandla Langa for the launch of Dare Not Linger in Cape Town
Pan Macmillan and Exclusive Books invite you to the launch of Dare Not Linger: The Presidential Years by Nelson Mandela and Mandla Langa.
How to Survive A Plague by David France wins the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction
David France has won the Baillie Gifford Prize, the UK’s leading award for non-fiction, for his book How To Survive A Plague.
Join the Literary Alliance at Bridge Books for a discussion with Achmat Dangor about his latest novel Dikeledi
Owing to popular demand, the Literary Alliance is hosting one more book discussion before the end of the year!
‘We have never declared war with the ANC’ – Bantu Holomisa chats about his new book The Game Changer
Bantu Holomisa chatted to Morning Live about his new biography Bantu Holomisa: The Game Changer.
‘The sooner the ANC deal with this matter the better’ – Bantu Holomisa on Jacques Pauw’s controversial book The President’s Keepers
‘The president is at the centre stage in influencing or leading these corrupt practices.’
Comrades and corruption – Read an excerpt from Bantu Holomisa: The Game Changer
Holomisa and Mandela did not speak to or see each other for some time after he was shown the door by the party. “We first saw each other again when he invited me to his house at Qunu. I regarded this as an opportunity to hear from him personally what he had told a radio station about my case.
[Video] Mandla Langa hopes Dare Not Linger: The Presidential Years will ‘jog the memory’ of ANC leadership
Drawing on Nelson Mandela’s own unfinished memoir, Dare Not Linger is the remarkable story of his presidency told in his own words and those of distinguished South African writer Mandla Langa.
Read an excerpt from Nelson Mandela and Mandla Langa’s Dare Not Linger: The Presidency and the Constitution
As president, Nelson Mandela’s relationship with the judiciary would be severely tested.