What began as a prompting in her spirit in 2019 has taken Amalinda resident author and publisher Vuyiseka ‘Livu’ Ntuli on a seven-year journey of faith, doubt, growth and perseverance. Ntuli, 34, a wife and mother to a two-year-old…
For KuGompo City born investigative journalist Tarryn Crossman, Undelivered is far more than a true-crime story. It is a deeply personal account of mothers, grief, loss, and a fight for justice that grew from a six-year investigation into…
For KuGompo City born investigative journalist Tarryn Crossman, Undelivered is far more than a true-crime story. It is a deeply personal account of mothers, grief, loss, and a fight for justice that grew from a six-year investigation into…
What began as a movie title that lingered in her mind for more than two decades has become the foundation of a deeply personal testimony for KuGompo City pastor, author and motivational speaker Nonqaba Sikelela “Nonnie D” Diniso, pictured…
From journalling as a young girl in Port St Johns to becoming an award-winning author whose work has reached international audiences, Sinathi Mpukwana is using her voice to shape young minds and preserve indigenous language through…
For Willowvale born author and food storyteller Onezwa Mbola, food is far more than what appears on a plate. It is a connection to family, culture, memory and love. Speaking to the Go! following her book signing event at Bargain Books in…
TANDO NKUNGWANA Local pastor Matthew Faure’s debut book, Ghost in the Passenger Seat is a poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of grief, faith, and loss. Through the story of a father navigating the…
TANDO NKUNGWANA Officially launching at the Faith Dome Café on April 29, Pastor Noel Burrell‘s Worship in a Helmet is an inspiring non-fiction book that aims to encourage readers to overcome life’s challenges through faith and prayer. The…
The East London branch of the University of the Third Age (U3A) writing group has achieved a remarkable milestone with the publication of the sixth edition of its anthology, titled Tales of All Kinds VI, a collection of creative writing.…
The Eastern Cape Provincial Book Fair will take place at the Mandla Makupula Leadership Institute in Stirling on Saturday, October 5. The fair will showcase 50 authors from around the Eastern Cape including Zakes Mda, Ezekiel Jewell,…
Genre: Romance, drama Movie adaptations of beloved novels are tricky to execute but, It Ends with Us, is a rare achievement in that the movie is vastly superior to the controversial book on which it is based. Adapted from the Colleen…
The University of Fort Hare, in collaboration with various Eastern Cape organisations, have discussed plans to revitalise the historic Lovedale Press building. The prominent publisher has played a crucial part in the history of black SA…
Andrew Hutchison’s daring crime thriller series, Unckle, has returned to the bookshelves this month, with the second release entitled Unckle: The Legacy. The book, which was released on January 10, is the second instalment in a four-part…
In his densely intimidating book, Zondo at Your Fingertips, Paul Holden captures the monumental breadth and scale of the Zondo Commission. As a historian and seasoned investigator of grand corruption, Holden is uniquely equipped to pen…
From now until June 30, Nestlé Bar One’s #needenergy Light up the Library initiative, is keeping the lights on through generator power in four libraries across SA, including Beacon Bay Library in East London. This will be done to ensure…
The latest results of the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study indicate that basic literacy among SA children has further deteriorated. An astounding 81% of grade 4 pupils cannot read for meaning in any language. This rate…
May has been recognised as a time to show love and appreciation to our mothers and mother figures in our lives. This is the mission that Embrace: Movement for Mother, an organisation for mothers, by mothers, focuses on celebrating the…
The Oxford Book Shop and Book Exchange first opened its doors in 1975 at 169 Oxford Street and has consistently been providing East London book lovers with affordable options for the last 48 years. Alan Wild took over the shop in 1990 and…
The first annual Reading Club Festival took place at the weekend at the Ann Bryant Art Gallery. The two-day event was aimed at creating a safe space for children to learn more about reading and discovering new books. The event was well…
After four unsuccessful attempts at winning over a publishing house, Mfundo Mpofu finally decide to take matters into his own hands and self-published a book he had written. Dark Tales is an anthology of eight short stories in the horror,…
