The Exclusive Books Homebru 2013 campaign – Unique Perspectives on South Africa – will take place in stores from 26 April to 21 June 2013. Homebru is a popular, well-loved and widely inclusive campaign that has launched the careers of several South African writers and has added another voice to the streets, plains and vistas of this complex and multi-cultural country.
Exclusive Books has put together a wonderful selection of unique South African perspectives in this year’s campaign. Each book offers some insight into the complex history and landscape of South Africa, contributing to the growing canon of fiction and non-fiction. Books investigating local history such as The Great Trek Uncut by Robin Binckes and Concentration Camps of the Anglo-Boer War: A Social History by Elizabeth van Heyningen stand side-by-side with a juxtaposed new South Africa in Drug Muled – The Vanessa Goosen Story by Joanne Joseph and The Things That Could Not Be Said by Frank Chikane.
A variety of Afrikaans titles are also available as part of the Homebru selection. The Afrikaans version, Dwelmslagoffer – Die Vanessa Goosen Verhaal by Joanne Joseph, Wolf, Wolf by Eben Venter (also available in English), Brand Pretorius – Aan Die Stuur by Brand Pretorius (also available in English), Man Van Min Belang by Chris Karsten, So Was Dit by Johan van Wyk, Vegter & Balling by Chris Schoeman, and Karretjiemense by Carol Campbell (also available in English) are excellent new reads in this category
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We’re giving away two Exclusive Books vouchers to the value of R250 each.
To enter the giveaway:
Tell us what your favourite book of all time is, and why, in the comments section below.
Closing date: 2 May 2013
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