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2023 Sunday Times Literary Awards Longlist - Vimarsana News

2023 Sunday Times Literary Awards Longlist

Announcing the longlists for SA’s most prestigious annual literary awards for non-fiction and the fiction award in partnership with Exclusive Books. Here are the picks of SA's literature published between December 2021 and December 2022.

Brittle Paper's Notable African Books of 2022 - The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Brittle Paper's Notable African Books of 2022 - The Mail & Guardian

The online literary magazine, Brittle Paper, has released this year’s Notable African Books

Source: mg.co.za
Mahala's biography restores dignity denied Can Themba for decades - Vimarsana News

Mahala's biography restores dignity denied Can Themba for decades

Can Themba: The Making and Breaking of the Intellectual Tsotsi’ depicts the brutality and racism faced by the legendary editor of ‘Drum’ magazine

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Overall winner of 2022 Kendeka Prize for African Literature announced - Vimarsana News

Overall winner of 2022 Kendeka Prize for African Literature announced

The overall winner of the 2022 Kendeka Prize for African Literature has been announced. Scholastica Moraa, from Kenya is the overall winner announced for her short story titled ‘Chained’. In the same ceremony Adaoro Raji, (Nigeria) was announced the first runners up for her story ‘Star Boy’. Beverley Ann Abrahams,…

A rich harvest of African writing talent in 2022 - New African Magazine - Vimarsana News

A rich harvest of African writing talent in 2022 - New African Magazine

Following a phenomenally successful 2021 for African writers, this year is also shaping up as another bumper harvest season. Gail Collins reviews works from seasoned pens as well as those fresh to publication