We've been busy and we couldn’t be happier. We have enjoyed book launches, panels, and literary festivals galore. So after a hectic few months, we want to share our news and new...
Birthday Fundraiser for Siyafunda donate-a-book
It's my 60th birthday this month, and Modjaji turns 15 in April. We invite you to celebrate with us by joining our fundraiser. We've chosen Siyafunda, a wonderful non-profit that...
Donate a book – share the holiday season
Do you want to do something small, feel-good, and bookish this holiday season? Here's a way to do it. Ntokozo Ndlovu of #Siyafunda Donate-a-Book, the wonderful non-profit that...
Catching up with Modjaji’s October news
69 Jerusalem Street by Lindiwe Nkutha shortlisted for the 2021 UJ Prizes for South African Writing in English Our hearty congratulations to Lindiwe Nkutha: Her short story...
Successful author, Fiona Snyckers on how to write a page-turning novel
Have you ever wondered how writers do what they do? How they write novels that keep you interested and turning page after page into the early hours of the morning? Join us on...
An interview with Fiona Snyckers
Everyone here at Modjaji is excited to dive into 2021 and the fabulous books it will bring. Among those fabulous books is The School Gates by Fiona Snyckers, a skewering critique...
January newsletter: Welcome to 2021!
Welcome to 2021! We hope that this year is filled with good things for you, including – of course – lots of Modjaji titles. Some sad news… As you may have heard, our website was...
An interview with the South African Marian Keyes
A week ago, Irma Rissanen, Finnish book blogger got in touch with me, as she had blogged about Team Trinity. Now, she’s interviewed Fiona Snyckers, and I thought you might enjoy...
SUN’S OUT, BOOKS OUT: A NEW SEASON BLOOMS AT MODJAJI
We've been busy and we couldn’t be happier. We have enjoyed book launches, panels, and literary festivals galore. So after a hectic few months, we want to share our news and new titles with you. THE AFRICAN SMALL PUBLISHERS CATALOGUE Modjaji Books is excited to...
Birthday Fundraiser for Siyafunda donate-a-book
It's my 60th birthday this month, and Modjaji turns 15 in April. We invite you to celebrate with us by joining our fundraiser. We've chosen Siyafunda, a wonderful non-profit that buys books for kids at rural schools. Ntokozo Ndlovu, the driving force behind ...
Donate a book – share the holiday season
Do you want to do something small, feel-good, and bookish this holiday season? Here's a way to do it. Ntokozo Ndlovu of #Siyafunda Donate-a-Book, the wonderful non-profit that donates books to schools so that more young South Africans in rural areas can read books...
Catching up with Modjaji’s October news
69 Jerusalem Street by Lindiwe Nkutha shortlisted for the 2021 UJ Prizes for South African Writing in English Our hearty congratulations to Lindiwe Nkutha: Her short story collection, 69 Jerusalem Street, has been shortlisted for the 2021 UJ Prizes for South African...
Successful author, Fiona Snyckers on how to write a page-turning novel
Have you ever wondered how writers do what they do? How they write novels that keep you interested and turning page after page into the early hours of the morning? Join us on Wednesday 21st July at 6pm (SAST) for a seminar with one of our best known, most successful...
An interview with Fiona Snyckers
Everyone here at Modjaji is excited to dive into 2021 and the fabulous books it will bring. Among those fabulous books is The School Gates by Fiona Snyckers, a skewering critique of private school privilege through the eyes of a dance teacher. We sat down with Fiona...
January newsletter: Welcome to 2021!
Welcome to 2021! We hope that this year is filled with good things for you, including – of course – lots of Modjaji titles. Some sad news… As you may have heard, our website was hacked in early December 2020. We have had it restored by security experts, and measures...
An interview with the South African Marian Keyes
A week ago, Irma Rissanen, Finnish book blogger got in touch with me, as she had blogged about Team Trinity. Now, she’s interviewed Fiona Snyckers, and I thought you might enjoy reading the interview, in English and in Finnish. 1.Needless to say, Trinity is my...







