Pan Macmillan News
Spud: Two for the Road
14th August 2026
It is 2004 and it’s make or break for Spud Milton and his acting career. Having survived his ten-year school reunion and avoided becoming a shareholder in a dubious wellness start-up company, he believes he is free and clear of the Crazy Eight. Spud and his creative sidekick Fox have their sights... →
It is 2004 and it’s make or break for Spud Milton and his acting career. Having survived his ten-year school reunion and avoided becoming a shareholder in a dubious wellness start-up company, he believes he is free and clear of the Crazy Eight. Spud and his creative sidekick Fox have their sights... →
Cheslin Kolbe: Sidestepping the Odds
6th August 2026
Pan Macmillan South Africa is proud to announce the upcoming publication of Cheslin Kolbe: Sidestepping the Odds, the highly anticipated memoir by Springbok rugby icon Cheslin Kolbe. Written in collaboration with award-winning writer and broadcaster David O’Sullivan, the book is scheduled for... →
Pan Macmillan South Africa is proud to announce the upcoming publication of Cheslin Kolbe: Sidestepping the Odds, the highly anticipated memoir by Springbok rugby icon Cheslin Kolbe. Written in collaboration with award-winning writer and broadcaster David O’Sullivan, the book is scheduled for... →
Dancing Words
5th August 2026
Pan Macmillan South Africa is thrilled to announce the publication of Dancing Words, a new children's picture book written by award-winning poet Athambile Masola and illustrated by Katlego Keokgale. Officially released in August 2026, this enchanting title is aimed at children aged three and... →
Pan Macmillan South Africa is thrilled to announce the publication of Dancing Words, a new children's picture book written by award-winning poet Athambile Masola and illustrated by Katlego Keokgale. Officially released in August 2026, this enchanting title is aimed at children aged three and... →
Qualified Disappointment: A Memoir
1st July 2026
Growing up queer, brown and ambitious in a conservative South African Indian household comes with rules, expectations and a lot of things no one is allowed to say out loud. In Qualified Disappointment, comedian and actor Prev Reddy turns that silence into comedy. From choreographing braai dances... →
Growing up queer, brown and ambitious in a conservative South African Indian household comes with rules, expectations and a lot of things no one is allowed to say out loud. In Qualified Disappointment, comedian and actor Prev Reddy turns that silence into comedy. From choreographing braai dances... →
The House at 6001: A Memoir of Uprising and Exile
21st May 2026
On 16 June 1976, thousands of Black South African school children took to the streets of Soweto in protest against the introduction of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction under apartheid education. Met with brutal police force, many never returned home. This pivotal day, now remembered as the... →
On 16 June 1976, thousands of Black South African school children took to the streets of Soweto in protest against the introduction of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction under apartheid education. Met with brutal police force, many never returned home. This pivotal day, now remembered as the... →