A gentle book about an ungentle, and all too common, disease. Cancer, navigating the journey by palliative care specialist Cherry Armstrong and published by Quivertree, brings you everything you need to know if cancer comes your way.

Catch some of the mood and all of the music we shared at the Woman Zone year-end, stress-releasing Celebrate Body & Soul party - thanks to singer-songwriter Trudy Rushin

More than just a search for her own real identity, Unathi Kapa’s thought-provoking, self-published memoir will throw light for many on what it’s like growing up not knowing who ‘your people’ are.

More than just a search for her own real identity, Unathi Kapa's thought-provoking memoir will throw light for many on what it's like growing up not knowing exactly who 'your people' are.

When Dr Beryl Botman's husband, Professor Russell Botman died in 2014, she write through her grief in a book called With(out)You. At the launch of her second book Still Love Remains, she spoke to Beryl Eichenberger about her writing journey.

She's a writer, a poet, a teacher and academic, but it's as an editor that Helen Moffett has made an extraordinary and extensive mark in literary circles working on more writers manuscripts than most of us have had hot dinners. Listen here as she shares her secrets.

She's a writer, a poet and an academic, but it's as an author that Helen Moffett has made such an extraordinary and extensive mark in literary circles, working on more writers manuscripts than most of us have had hot dinners. Listen here as she shares her secrets

Taking African storytelling to another level Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi has written two epic, award-winning novels, The First Woman and Kintu as well as a cross-cultural collection of short stories, Manchester Happened. Here she talks about her origins and thinking as a storyteller.

Members of WEAVE, the Women’s Education and Voice Expression collective founded 26 years ago, got together for a reunion to talk about their journeys, individually and as a group, and about their ‘herstorical’ publication ink@boilingpoint: a

How Classification Became Culture is the sub-title of Tessa and Lynsey's book Coloured (Jonathan Ball). It asks many questions, amongst them What does it mean to be Coloured? It also provides many thought-provoking answers. In conversation with writer Nadia Kamies they shared just some of the thinking behind the book.