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KARAVAN PRESS WINTER SALE

Dear Readers,

At Karavan Press, we have many stories to warm up your heart this winter. Curl up under a blanket with a great book and a cup of coffee and enjoy! Our WINTER SALE is on until 15 July 2025: BUY ANY FOUR KARAVAN PRESS TITLES FOR R800 (delivery to your nearest PostNet store included).

Place your order by letting us know which four titles you would like to have delivered to your nearest PostNet store and send us your cell number for the courier.

All our titles can be found here: KARAVAN PRESS BOOKS

Click here to order:

KARAVAN PRESS WINTER SALE

Happy reading!

Karina Event

Coffee with Karavan Press – July

You are invited to the third of six planned gatherings this year where you can chat to me, Karina, founder and publisher of Karavan Press, and likeminded writers and readers over a cup of coffee – or tea, of course – about anything related to book-writing-editing-publishing-reading. Karavan Press’s home will be open, and I will be ready to answer your questions and discuss your projects.

No need to RSVP. Just ring the bell between 10AM and 12PM on Saturday, 5 July 2025. Coffee and tea will be served. Karavan Press books will be on sale at great prices.

Karina Author, Book, Event

Feminist Readers Book Club: The Frightened by Lethokuhle Msimang

The chosen book for the next Feminist Readers Book Club read is The Frightened by Lethokuhle Msimang. The book club will meet at The Book Lounge on 25 June 2025, 5.30 for 6PM. Can’t wait!

In this lyrical, fragmented novella, Lethokuhle Msimang uses autobiographical and poetic interventions to lead the reader through landscapes of loss and longing, travelling between France, China, Spain and South Africa, to explore the troubled terrain of leaving and finding home. At once exhilarating, heart-breaking and haunting, The Frightened speaks to the complexity of relationships, the pain of love, the effects of trauma, the necessity and constant work of healing, and the unfulfillable wish to feel a true sense of belonging. It is the story of finding one’s voice amidst inherited violence, and the importance of art and creativity in that process.