So you’ve finally written your novel and you want to get it published. You’ve heard of the tremendous success of self-published authors, such as Colleen Hoover. Now you’re wondering if that’s the way to go. Is it? Read more here.
Tuesday, 25 July 2023
Sunday, 23 July 2023
International exhibition of surrealism
Immensely honoured to have some poems selected for this anthology, edited by Mohsen Elbelasy. Its 460 pages also include work by writers and artists such as Penelope Rosemont, Will Alexander, Uche Nduka, Matta, Giorgia Pavlidou, Magdalena Benavente, Darren Thomas, J. Karl Bogartte, Craig S Wilson, Ghadah Kamal Ahmed, Allan Graubard, Ghadah Kamal Ahmed and Mohsen himself.
Kerry Hammerton’s fourth volume of poems deals with spatial transformation – and the consciousness of animals: a review of Kerry Hammerton's afterwards by Gary Cummiskey
Wednesday, 19 July 2023
The fourth reprint of Chatsworth has arrived!
The latest reprint of Pravasan Pillay's much-acclaimed debut collection Chatsworth has arrived! You will soon be able to order from Made in Durban or Clarke's bookstore in Cape Town -- or pick up a copy in person at the Durban International Book Fair to be held in August!
Watch this space!
Wednesday, 12 July 2023
Aiyo! and Chatsworth at the Durban International Book Fair
Head to the Durban International Book Fair in August -- both Aiyo! and Chatsworth by Pravasan Pillay will be on sale there!
Monday, 10 July 2023
Thursday, 06 July 2023
Proof of the fourth printing of Chatsworth has arrived
Aiyo! at the Commune in Braamfontein
Pravasan Pillay's Aiyo! will soon be available at The Commune bookshop in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Why not visit the shop and buy a copy?
Wednesday, 05 July 2023
Shift happens at the Durban International Book Fair
Visit the Durban International Book Fair next month -- you'll be able to pick up a copy of Pravasan Pillay's Aiyo! there, and much more!
Aiyo! available at Clarke's Books
Pravasan Pillay's Aiyo! is now available at Clarke's Books in Cape Town. Either order online or if you are in the area, why not pop into the shop in Long Street?