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Design of the Week | The Many Versions of THE REACTIVE



THE REACTIVE by

Masande Ntshanga was first published by Umuzi, an imprint of Penguin Random House in South Africa. We were honored to be Ntshanga's first international deal in 2016 when we published THE REACTIVE in the states. It has since been published in the United Kingdom and Italy. Check out the different covers of THE REACTIVE below:

South Africa
United States (TDR)
United Kingdom
Italy
Posted by Brett Gregory on 25 July, 2018 Masande Ntshanga, The Reactive | 0 comments
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