Announcing the SSDA / Worldreader Editing Mentorship Programme
There is no shortage of people to teach you how to write, who want to teach you how to write - a WikiHow article, your primary school teacher, a dying…
‘You do not have to have big offices in a big building to have a publishing house.’ An Interview with Nyana Kakoma.
Image from Writivism 2015 Without writers, there are no publishers; without publishers there are no writers. Chicken and egg situation, for sure. From time to time Short Story Day Africa…
#WeekendRead – Greg Lazarus’ award-winning story, ‘This Could Get Messy’.
"This Could Get Messy" won the 2016 Short.Sharp.Stories Award and is collected in an anthology of wit, satire and humour called Die Laughing. This Could Get Messy Tues, Sept 15, 4:11 PMSubject: LoveDear…
‘Sound informs mood which in turn informs rhythm.’ An Interview with Peter Kagayi.
Today we shall listen to poetryWhile seated comfortablyYesterday we listened to guns coughing - Listening To Poetry Peter, your poetry collection is the first book to be published by Uganda's…
If the wind doesn’t kill you, the North will. An excerpt from South, a novel by Frank Owen.
Recently we had the double pleasure of interviewing Frank Owen. A.K.A. writing duo Diane Awerbuck and Alex Latimer. Read their #WriterWednesday interviews here and here.Here's a taste of the what…
#WriteTips From The 2016 Judges.
Sindiwe Magona - Read! Read! Read! This is the writer’s greatest teacher- Writing is work. Work at it – practice makes perfect- When you have written ‘The End’ – put…
“There was a lot of effort, expertise and harmony in putting the modules together.”
Florence Onyango, who was awarded one of three All About Writing courses last year, recently completed her final module. She told us a bit about her experience. All About Writing, run by veteran…
‘Her fingers felt numb, as though she was grasping clouds.’ An Interview With #WriterPrompt Winner Maïmouna Jallow.
DreamsBootsie stroked Rahma’s hair. The long black strands were scattered across her lap. Her fingers felt numb, as though she was grasping clouds. She was terrified of checking whether Rahma…
‘Place tangled with spiderweb threads of pains and agonies.’ An Interview with #WriterPrompt Ezeuchu Jovita Amaka
NegroesWe have been betrayed.-Thousands of us.-Hearts have been bruised and spirit crushed. We are lost in a place we are not sure is home. Place tangled with spiderweb threads of…
An interview with Nikhil Singh Part 2. On dreams on inspiration.
So about the dreams - I've been writing for some time now, and originally wanted to refine a method of dream recapitulation - more for exploration of dreams - this…
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