Mila de Villiers is the editor of the Sunday Times' books website. She has a penchant for chronically re-reading old favourites, penning articles which far exceed the (expected) limit of 1,500 words, and including Saffa-isms wherever she can. Lekker.
This genre-riddling, anthological literary ride delivers striking comment on why South Africa is what it is today
Mila de Villiers learnt that David Baddiel’s default mode to approaching hardship in life is via humour — yet never mockery
Colum McCann talks to Mila de Villiers about his new book and its themes of destruction and repair
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Famed British neurologist Oliver Sacks opened up about his struggles and enthusiasms in this engrossing collection of correspondence
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