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burbleonline.co.za

Mounted Canvas 200 x 300mm

bookprinters.co.za

Collaborate with Book Printers for high-quality, cost-effective book printing and binding in South Africa.

printondemand.co.za

Book of One is Africa's first global book distribution platform, empowering self-publishers to distribute their title to over 40000 online retailers and libraries

thewritingroom.co.za

Founded in 2007, The Writing Room with Sarah Bullen provides novel, memoir, and non-fiction writing courses, alongside international retreats. With a proven track record of 150+ published books by mentored writers, their comprehensive programs foster literary success.

photobook.fr

créez vos livres photos personnalisés en ligne. un outils de personnalisation intuitive qui vous aide à la création.

bookprintcanada.com

Width 4-12 inch Height 4-18 inch Number 8-300 pages B&W and Color

clark-mackay.com.au

Sue Andrews Now in presale. Official sale starts September 1. A fictionalised novel by Sue Andrews Two artists. One love story. A thousand wild horses. And a nation divided by who tells the story. killing brumbies is a haunting, illustrated fable that explores the collision between creativity and identity, politics and love. Set against the brutal reality of Australia’s wild brumby cull, it asks: Who owns culture? Who speaks for the land? And can we ever separate art from the bloodlines beneath it? Through raw prose, original artwork, and satirical lyricism, this novel traces the author’s own evolution—from innocent maker to politicised creator—while inviting readers into a deeply personal journey of love, land, and loss. At once a political allegory and a spiritual reckoning, Killing Brumbies is for anyone brave enough to ask what is art actually worth—and what will we destroy to protect it?

roalddahl.com

Matilda is a brilliant child with a magical mind. But her parents have decided she's just a nuisance, and her headmistress Miss Trunchbull is a terrible bully. Now it's time for Matilda to show them just how extraordinary children can be...