Authors

Alter Mathebula was born in Petanenge, the third of four children. 

When she was in Grade 11 at Hudson Ntsan'wisi Senior Secondary School she was a friend of Jackey Mukhawana and he encouraged her to contribute her poems to the Anthology. 

Alter she says she is a complete girl and in a complicated relationship. 

Alter is a story teller, a playwright and a poet. Her book titled Alter’s Journey includes her writing in the Anthology.
 

Blessed Thabang Mobosi is a preacher, a Christian coach, a minister, a motivational speaker, the author of several books and a mentor of number of people. 

When he discovered his destiny, he gave his life to Jesus Christ and accepted him as his personal Lord and Savior at Jubilee Christian Church International at Nkowankowa Section A under the leadership of Pastors Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel. He started serving in the church, as part of the choir, instrumentalist, and interpreter. Initially, he was a disciple and later he was ordained as a minister. 

While at university, Blessed received the honour of being selected the best student out of 13,000 for three consecutive years. 

He has formed his own publishing company in Tzaneen and handles all queries that come to my site from South African authors. He has written a dozen self-help books.

Bridget Mamahlola Patji, affectionately known as Nthabiseng by her friends, was born and bred in Tlhabine Ga-Mogoboya, a village in Tzaneen, Limpopo Province, South Africa. 

The 20-year-old is registered with the University of South Africa, in the third year of her studies. 

Determined to soar to great heights, Bridget believes she can achieve anything she puts her mind to, including her Bachelor of Laws degree. 

She is a member of a great church where she serves as part of the intercession team. 

Her mother is raising both her and her younger sister the only way she knows, with impeccable care and unending generosity. 

Bridget dotes on literature. Jars of Clay is her first book. 

For sports, she plays Wing Attack on the netball court.

Ephraim Nkhensani Mehlape was born in August 2001. He was raised at a small village called Segwashi, Ga Mamabolo. He is currently living with his sister at Ga-thoka, a village located under Polokwane Municipality. 

His dream is to open an insurance company. He studies the Administrative Management course at Tshwane University of Technology. 

His book of poems is titled Lighthouse.

Fortunate Ntsako Nhlungwana was born in February 1997 in Tzaneen, South Africa. She took her schooling at Hudson Ntsan’wisi Senior Secondary School. 

She is an ambitious girl who loves reading. 

She’s born again. Her friends call her Ntsako wa Christ because she loves God with all her heart. She loves working in the House of the Lord. She is now a member of the Sabbath Ministries. 

She believes that a quitter never wins but a winner never quits. The motto on her bedroom wall says “Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal”. Giving up is not her style. She wants to do something that’s worthwhile. She studies medicine because she cares a lot about everyone’s health. 

She has two books on Kindle: Hidden Truth and A Hypochondriac Girl. 

Hope Moagi Morongwa was born in April in 2002. She lives with her parents and three siblings near Tzaneen, South Africa.

She went to St George College Nkowankowa. She was in Grade Ten when she submitted some writing. 

She claims to be a fun-loving person with a sweetheart nature and not judgmental. She would like a career related to medicine. 

Her first poem was written in 2016 helped by Thabiso Rakgaole. Her English teacher, Sir Ndou, led her to the road of literature and she has embraced it. 

Her first book is titled Teenage Thoughts of Hope.

Kuhlula Ngobeni was born in June 1998. He lives in Nkowankowa Section D and is schooling at Bankuna Secondary School. He lives with his adopting mother and a twin brother. 

He believes that his calling is to become an author. 

He attends the Tabernacle of Praise and Grace Church. 

Kuhlula started writing in 2016 but did not realize initially how much his writing was helping people. When people said that they enjoyed his funny messages, he decided to write his first book. His book describes his early upbringing after his parents died. He was raised in extreme poverty by a cousin who was scarcely older than Kuhlula. 

The title, Understanding Life, provides a glimpse at how acceptance of what has happened is a valuable lesson in coping with adversity.

Lena McCalla Njee majored in Elementary Education and graduated from Sam Sharpe Teacher Training College in Jamaica before emigrating to the United States. 

She holds a BA in psychology and a MA in Special Education. She is the recipient of the 2011-2012 Teacher of The Year for Irvington School District in New Jersey. She is also a member of the Autism Society. 

Her previous books Ivan Gets a Dream House and Autism Inspires have been translated in Mandarin and Spanish. She has brought her message of Autism Awareness globally to China, England, Scotland, Jamaica and throughout the USA. 

She published four books through my services in 2021.

Lulama Mandisa Masuku, also known as Mandy, was born in July 1999 and bred in Gauteng. Most of her family resides in Kwa-Zulu Natal. 

She is an aspiring Child Psychologist, although currently completing her teaching diploma at a college in Jo'burg. She says she will not give up until she is a qualified Child Psychologist because she believes that children were meant to be emotionally happy and healthy. 

She loves writing because it is a way of healing and happiness. Although some may find it boring, she finds it powerful. Her first book is Mbalenhle in a Foreign Land, a novel about a girl's first job after college. 

She is sending it to me one chapter at a time so I can give her feedback. We expect to publish her book before 2022.