A Simple Breakdown of the 6 Major Rights and Licenses in Publishing
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21 FREE Writing Opportunities for Black & African Writers, Poets, with Deadlines in July.
The month of July comes with opportunities for Black and African writers. Creative writers who identify as persons of color (POC) should maximize these opportunities.
We Must Find Meaningful Ways to Coexist: A Conversation with Rémy Ngamije
Rémy Ngamije is a Rwandan-born Namibian writer and photographer. He is the founder, chairperson, and artministrator of Doek, an independent arts organisation in Namibia supporting the literary arts.
The Poetry of Patience & Humanity: An Interview with 2021 Brunel Winner, Othuke Umukoro.
Othuke Umukoro — Nigerian poet, playwright and educator — is the winner of the 3k Brunel International African Poetry Prize 2021. Born in Olomouc, a small town bounded by untamed rivers, in 1990, Othuke spent most of his childhood fishing and learning how to read from his mother.
Issue 2: Transit
Editor’s Note Every day we hear the expression “Life is… Read More »Issue 2: Transit
2020 Editor’s Choice: Interview with Jeremy Karn
Jeremy T. Karn is the winner of our 2020 Editor’s… Read More »2020 Editor’s Choice: Interview with Jeremy Karn
Anthology of Covid-19 Chronicles: 2020 REEL Young Writers Challenge
“The world has never found the need to depend on… Read More »Anthology of Covid-19 Chronicles: 2020 REEL Young Writers Challenge
The Need for Children’s Stories: Ola W. Halim’s Review of The Anthology of COVID-19 Chronicles
The first case of COVID-19 was reported in Nigeria on… Read More »The Need for Children’s Stories: Ola W. Halim’s Review of The Anthology of COVID-19 Chronicles
Issue 1: Threshold
EDITORIAL Creativity is an intimate process with self, and is… Read More »Issue 1: Threshold