I first read Mohale Mashigo’s sophomore offering in 2018 when Pan MacMillan South Africa sent me a review copy. At the start of this year
Category: Turning Pages Podcast
8. Oyinkan Braithwaite – My Sister, the Serial Killer
I saw a lot of Oyinkan Braithwaite’s debut novel, My Sister, the Serial Killer doing the rounds on book tube last year. I’m not usually
7. Mohale Mashigo – The Yearning
Discovering Mohale Mashigo was such fun, her mind is truly incredible and it’s evident in what she writes about. Her debut, The Yearning is spell-binding
6. Cynthia Jele – Happiness is a Four-letter Word
If I’m being honest, this is probably one of the first books that reignited a love for reading for leisure for me after varsity, and
5. It’s been too long
It has been a hot minute. I don’t like disappearing acts, so hopefully there won’t be another hot minute on here. How have you guys
4. Five South African authors for the lockdown
The lockdown has us all feeling so anxious. Not as though our anxiety hadn’t spiked when we realised just how wide reaching this global crisis
3. Why I read
In this week’s episode I consider all the reasons why I read. All of which are very dear to me. Why do you read? Thank
2. Why does representation even matter?
In this week’s episode I delve into the buzzword ‘representation’ and what it means to me, why it even matters and what I’m hoping reading
1. Welcome to Turning Pages with Vuvu Vena
It’s finally here, Episode 1 of Turning Pages has actually arrived. I’m besides myself at the thought. The first episode is a welcome in true