S A new reads....

[Icecub]

I have a load of new titles which have come in the Fairlady and Femina Magazine, i can put on here.....are any of you interested in S A books??? :read: :read: :read:

[Bushbaby]

Very interested - please share.

[Icecub]

Very interested - please share.

will do so..watch this space... :read:

[nikkinaz]

Oh yes please ! :p

[Icecub]

Write ups of these are from the new Fairlady magazine.....

Oliver Tambo: Beyond the Engeli Mountains by Luli Callinicos

Universal praise heaped on Mandela often overshadows the contributions of those who came before. Tambo guided the ANC through the darkest days of the struggle.
Is an in-depth personal and social history of the life of a leader described ay Walter Sisulu as "a man of harmony".
Cannot find this one on Amazon but here is a link for several others written by this author.
ISBN 0-86486-642-9
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/sear...71-3054022


Before I forget by Andre Brink
ISBN 0-436-20553-X
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN...71-3054022


Rings in a tree by Maja Kriel
Not found by Amazon...
About a Jewish family scattered across time and generations a definite must-read.
ISBN 0-7957-0190-X


All under Heaven by Darryl Accone
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN...71-3054022
ISBN 0086486-648-8
About 2 Chinese families who journey to SA to seek their fortunes.

Memoirs by Ahmed Kathrada
ISBN 1-86872-918-4
Not found by Amazon.
Definitely not a light read, an autobiography of Kathrada's life. Historical facts and anecdotes of Robben Island. A good must read.

Following reviewed in the Femina Magazine..

Bloody Harvests by Richard Kunzmann
2 Joburg detectives are confronted with the gruesome murder of a little girl.Could it be a serial killer or a muti killer?
After some investigation, they realise it is a genuine witch. After the second murder occurs, their discoveries lead them into
the chilling underworld of Hillbrow and the terrors of witchcraft.
Pan McMillan publishers
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN...71-3054022


Of warriors, lovers and prophets by Max Du Preez
Goes behind the facts we learnt at school,a real history lesson.
Zebra publishers
Not on Amazon.


This year's black by Rosie Fiore
Fulfilling a dream many of us have. Ronel flees to from Joburg to London. She encounters many things along the way..
Good read.
Oshun Publishers
Not on Amazon.


The Rock Alphabet by Henrietta Rose-Innis
Moving story about two displaced characters who are linked thru an intriguing seach for missing rock paintings from the Cedarberg.
Kwela Publishers
Not on Amazon.



TRY ON THE KALAHARI WEBSITE - U MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET SOME OF THESE....

Enjoy..... :read: :read: :read: :read:

[Bushbaby]

Wow, some very interesting sounding books there.

If you cannot find the books on Amazon I would suggest you try kalahari.net - they are actually quite good, reasonably priced and deliver within 3 weeks from South Africa.

[nikkinaz]

Well I have ordered Rings in a Tree the review looks good on Exclusive books!

Thanks Icecub ... :p

http://www.exclusivebooks.com/search/dis...739NM&CID=

[mehitabel]

Hi, this is Rosie Fiore... thanks to IceCub for name checking my book This Year's Black... as (s)he says it is the story of a South African woman who flees her problems and goes to live in London... and as those of us who have done the London thing can testify, there are plenty of problems to be found here too!

It's freely available in South Africa, but sadly not here in the UK, or on Amazon. I'm working very hard to get a British publisher, but in the meantime, if you'd like to buy it, it's available on my publisher's website, http://www.struik.coza, at http://www.exclusivebooks.com, http://www.kalahari.net, or you can get someone in South Africa to buy it and send it to you! There seems to be growing enthusiasm about the book, which, as you can imagine, is very exciting for me. I hope it will touch anyone who has felt like an exile in a strange land, or who has made mistakes they don't know how to fix.
Best wishes
Rosie

[Icecub]

Hi, this is Rosie Fiore... thanks to IceCub for name checking my book This Year's Black... as (s)he says it is the story of a South African woman who flees her problems and goes to live in London... and as those of us who have done the London thing can testify, there are plenty of problems to be found here too!

It's freely available in South Africa, but sadly not here in the UK, or on Amazon. I'm working very hard to get a British publisher, but in the meantime, if you'd like to buy it, it's available on my publisher's website, http://www.struik.coza, at http://www.exclusivebooks.com, http://www.kalahari.net, or you can get someone in South Africa to buy it and send it to you! There seems to be growing enthusiasm about the book, which, as you can imagine, is very exciting for me. I hope it will touch anyone who has felt like an exile in a strange land, or who has made mistakes they don't know how to fix.
Best wishes
Rosie

Hi Rosie and welcome to the bookclub....:hug:

I am going to SA in March, so will look for it...:thumbs:
It seems to be doing well as this was reviewed and given a good rating...are you going to be writing another book soon?
I am certainly looking forward to reading your book......:thumbs:

Cheers
Icecub