Showcases the most provocative
works of fiction, poetry and
non-fiction being written in
Africa today, while capturing
the essence of the African
LGBTQI+ community.

The anthology gives a voice to those who would otherwise be marginalized and it insists that differences must be recognised, embraced and celebrated.

"It is destined to
be a classic"

- Mark Gevisser

"There is so much
brilliance in this book
my breath is taken away"

- Tsitsi Dangarembga

Grow girl power!

“Just when some were
starting to think that there
was nothing new to say about
Nelson Mandela, Paul Landau
comes along to show us just how
much there is still to say about
one of the most consequential
figures of the twentieth century.”

- Jacob Dlamini

– Maaza Mangiste

“This novel, elegiac and
sorrowful, is also an
affirmation of the cycle
of life and nature’s
important place in it.”

The book you should read
before you read anything
else on Marikana.

“The Marikana massacre was and is a major event in South Africa’s recent labour and political history. This text draws upon a rich interview base to offer a detailed narrative and a persuasive analysis of the miners’ actions informed by insider voices, that is, by participants. … [It] will be the authoritative book on its topic”

– Tom Lodge, University of Limerick