The seventh annual collection of Zapiro cartoons from the Mail & Guardian, Sunday Times and Sowetan. As with his previous titles - The Madiba Years, The Hole Truth, End of Part One, Call Mr Delivery and The Devil Made Me Do It - all of us, from publisher to bookseller to the ever-growing band of Zapiro addicts, can relax and enjoy another marvellous collection. The 2002 collection, the pick of the crop of his sharp, witty and satirical political cartoons, is sure to be another best seller. Zapiro's following is growing phenomenally and he is regarded as one of the most respected political and social commentators of our time. He generates an enormous amount of press coverage, which guarantees easy, quick and firm sales

Zapiro Bushwacked: Cartoons from Sowetan, Mail & Guardian and Sunday Times

Humor & Entertainment

Shapiro, Jonathan

Humor

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Irma Stern was a women painter of the twentieth century. This book shares her letters, situating them in the context in which they were written. These letters shed light on parts of the artist's life: her unhappy love affairs, her volatile relationships and her travels into remote parts of Africa.

Remembering Irma: Irma Stern: A Memoir with Letters

Mona Berman

Long Life…/ Positive HIV Stories is a beautiful art book, a striking advocacy document and a poignant graphic novel about the Bambanani Women’s Group. Through the Memory Box Project, which was once designed to prepare people for death, thirteen women from Cape Town have found instead a new determination to live and to help others living with AIDS and look to the future with hope.

Long Life... / Positive HIV Stories

Politics & Social Sciences

Morgan, Jonathan

Group, The Bambanani Women's

Sociology

Intended for walkers and mountaineers, this guidebook includes routes on rock scrambling, alongwith topics to enhance the experience of visiting the Peninsula Mountain Chain, including flora, fauna, geology, myths and history. It also includes hiking tips, such as taking children into the mountain, vital equipment and on rock scrambling.

African Journeys

Travel

Don Pinnock

Africa

Andy Mason embarks on a fascinating journey through the history of South African cartooning, tracing a vigorous lineage of satirical art that begins in the colonial period and continues unabated to this day. For hundreds of years, democratic societies have set aside a space – the ‘jester’s space’ – where satirists are given license to taunt and mock the rich and powerful. This tradition has survived the bitter struggles of South African history, and the ongoing encounter between pen and sword continues to produce powerful, sometimes agonising images of a nation battling to come to terms with its own identity. Told with an autobiographical slant and based on interviews with most of South Africa’s top cartoonists and satirists, What’s So Funny? provides a unique glimpse into the world of our visual jesters, how they go about their work, where they find their ideas, and what drives them in their frenzied pursuit of the next laugh.

Whats So Funny?: Under the Skin of South African Cartooning

Andy Mason

Suburban Shaman: A Journey Through Medicine

Helman, Cecil

The triumphs; the heartbreak; the controversies; the heroes and the villains - South Africa's sporting history is one of drama and greatness. Often it has been a drama acted out on a huge international stage. But wherever South Africans have played, there has always been one spectator for whom it was more important than a game: the sports writer.

Touchlines and Deadlines

Eaton, Tom

Alfred, Luke

Sports & Outdoors

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