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• MEET THE AUTHOR: Andile Cele

  'Growing up in Ziyabuya township, Nomandla battles poverty, racism, and her own mental health.' Braids & Migraines is a debut novel that tells Nomandla's story, but author Andile Cele knows exactly what she's talking about. Hear her as Guest Author of the Month in conversation with Maryam Adams.

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• MEET THE AUTHOR: Kate Mosse

  British writer, playwright and champion of women's writing, Kate Mosse is a prolific author and co-founder of the Women's Prize for Fiction. She's well known for her historical fiction, not least the Joubert Family Chronicles which have brought her back to Franschhoek many times. Following this years Literary Festival in that town, Beryl Eichenberger spoke to her at The Women's Library at Artscape.

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• FINDING HERSELF: Dr Linia Patel

  'You are what you eat', so the saying goes. But how does food affect your health and wellbeing? For Zambian-born Dietician, Performance Nutritionist and author of Food for Menopause Dr Linda Patel, food has been life changing. Join her here for the journey.

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• MEET THE AUTHOR: Juliette Mnqeta

  While there's a serious side to Juliette's own story, the humour in her book If The Dead Could Talk (Kwela), and in her interview with Beryl Eichenberger at The Women's Library at Artscape, is irrepressible! Join this new princess of 'cosy crime' as she sets the scene.

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• MEET THE AUTHOR: Paige Nick

  With ten published novels to her name, a radio book show and an online Book Club with 23,000 members, Paige Nick is the quintessential book person. Unsurprising then her latest title is called Book People ( Pan Macmillan). At the Woman Zone Book Club, she spoke to Beryl Eichenberger, about its origins, as well as her own.

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