Tweens: Let’s talk about tweens
Tweens are “in between”: No longer children, not yet teenagers. Biologically speaking, kids in the 8-to-12-year-old age bracket are “preadolescent” or “preteen”. In other English-speaking
October 23, 2023
Tweens are “in between”: No longer children, not yet teenagers. Biologically speaking, kids in the 8-to-12-year-old age bracket are “preadolescent” or “preteen”. In other English-speaking
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: National Arts Council Awards R200,000 Grant to Zazi Books for Kubomntwana Author Development Programme
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Here it is! UkuThintana Chapter 1. We’d love to know what you think of this excerpt. Preorder UkuThintana as an epub now!
Heard about UkuThintana on social media & want to know more? This is the place! We are super excited about this title for so many reasons.
Clockwork Books is super-excited to be publishing our first work of Zulu fiction: UkuThintana, a spec-fic book with literary flavours.
We know nothing beats browsing the shelves of your local bookstore, but lockdown means that’s not always possible or wise. Our solution? Buy books online!
Wondering what epub books are? Look no further. Epub books are our preferred format, and we have an epub reader roundup for you right here.
Wondering what’s for dinner tonight? Mandy Collins’s super-simple Parmesan Chicken uses 3 ingredients, takes 20 minutes, & it’s a hit with the whole family!
Clockwork Books’ favourite poet and all-round mensch, Ruth Everson, read Seaweed Sky by Sarah Godsell and had this to say about the book:
Holding it together till the end of the year … Dear Friends This is the newsletter that almost wasn’t. There’s something about this time of
Real Stories for Nonfiction Fans Let us introduce you to something a little closer to home Dear Friends Time and trust. Thank you all so,
Dear Friends I’m so excited by the engagement I’ve had with you, dear readers, through this newsletter! When we ask you to talk to us,
Dear Friends I’m so excited by the engagement I’ve had with you, dear readers, through this newsletter! When we ask you to talk to us, we
Last month, we asked you, dear readers, to give us a list of your favourite local reads, and we were delighted by the number of enthusiastic responses! Here’s the list we’ve put together of everyone’s reading recommendations:
Well, the whirlwind journey that has been SPIRE reaches a climax this Thursday with our official launch at Love Books. Fiona will be in conversation with Gus Silber, and I think it’s going to be incredible – I do hope I’ll see you there? Don’t forget to RSVP – as Pamela Power is fond of saying, we’d hate to run out of wine! Pop a mail off to kate@lovebooks.co.za to let her know you’ll be there.
“An awesome pageturner. You’ll be hooked … I was.”
NEW YEAR, NEW LOOK! Dear Friends In preparation for a big year, Clockwork Books has undergone a bit of a facelift. Welcome to our new
Getting to know Joanne Mcgregor We chatted to Joanne about life, books and her love of writing! CB: You’re a prolific writer! And you have
Just around the corner…Things Unseen book launch! I can’t believe the time has come to reveal Things Unseen to you all! It has been a
Take a glimpse into Things Unseen… For the past few months Clockwork Books has been telling you all about Pamela Power’s new book, Things Unseen.
Pamela Powers and the Thrill (er) of writing Pamela’s journey to novelist started with an honours in drama studies from UKZN. It has taken her
Getting to know: Mandy Collins Mandy Collins is a journalist, author and editor based in Johannesburg. She is the author of Partners for Possibility, the
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