Greg Ardé

It is just before 9pm on a mild July night in the seaside town of Southport, outside Liverpool. Chanaka Balasuriya, owner of the Windsor

I had to speak to Anjo after seeing one of his striking sketches on the wall of a house in Sandton — a portrait

How much liberty would you surrender to live in a crime-free country where education is prized, the economy is booming and good jobs are

In the sometimes-pretentious world of literature, tall Tony Park is a refreshing tonic — a writer who went from novice novelist to international bestseller.

To appreciate the transformative power of books, you only have to meet Eric Badise. I met him recently while writing a story for GroundUp

Nivashni Nair Sukdhev is an award-winning journalist, wife and mother who revels in her work. Her book-writing journey began with a non-fiction title, What’s

Ashling McCarthy is a Durban novelist, anthropologist and artist. Her Poacher’s Moon crime series — with the third book due in the second half

Radio and television personality Joanne Joseph’s first book was a work of non-fiction. Drug Muled: Sixteen Years in a Thai Prison (2013) was followed

A year ago, seasoned Durban journalist, editor and media entrepreneur Slindile Khanyile published Longevity: The Story of Dudu “Lady D” Khoza. The book celebrates