‘I encourage a reader to imagine/interpret characters in their own way…’ An Interview with Nikhil Singh.
There's no-one else like Nikhil Singh and their intricate illustrated dark visions of the future. Their individuality stains their work in an eerie and pervasive manner making for an incredible multi-layered…
‘My sentences have become tauter.’ An Interview with #WriterPrompt winner Ezeani Chucks
Bleeders I will pierce your finger, you will pierce mine, and together we will bleed our souls in a blood covenant. Worry less about getting caught; the star-studded night and…
Press Release: Tiah Beautement Is Moving On.
Tiah Beautement has been a valuable member of the Short Story Day Africa team since 2012 when she came on board to manage the Kids Project. She managed SSDA Kids…
‘My inspiration was simply the women I encounter every day…’ An Interview with Ifesinachi O. Okpagu.
Ifesinachi is a woman of myriad talents and between writing, mothering and marketing we managed to catch her for an interview. She spoke about ethnic identity in Nigeria, the battle…
‘Music speaks to my soul, reading feeds my mind.’ An Interview with #WriterPrompt winner Andanje Wobanda.
The EndDeath had come for us. His smell clung to the air like rotting flesh. We heard him call each one of us and we answered in piercing wails silenced…
‘You get to write things the way they should be, not as they are.’ An Interview with Frank Owen.
In a couple of moments, you'll be on to us. We asked both the authors that make up Frank Owen the same questions, to get a Human League, he-said, she-said…
‘…America almost feels to me like a genre in itself.’ An Interview with Frank Owen.
Rivalry is rife in writing. Famous battles have included Ernest Hemingway vs. F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gabriel Garcia Marquez vs. Mario Vargas Llosa and Charlotte Brontë vs. Jane Austen. So were interested to find…
‘What keeps me coming back mostly is the scrutiny.’ #WriterPrompt Winner: A mini-interview with Gabriel G Odigiri.
I was in a fiery lit room. Between sturdily latched elevated steel doors and a heavily smoked inland.I stomped over a pavement. Red patches on the floor. The lower lane…
‘…You write from the heart and not from the head.’ An Interview with Rehana Rossouw.
What Will People Say? follows the Fourie family trying to carve out a "decent" life in the Cape Flats. One of the most sobering aspects of this novel is the…
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