#WeekendRead – Sese Yane’s ‘The Corpse’
A mysterious death, an old man and a taciturn coroner populate the strange landscape of Sese Yane's intriguing tale. Enjoy "The Corpse", which was originally published in our 2014 anthology, Terra…
“…the illusion that we can understand each other is perhaps the most beautiful of all.” An Interview With Sese Yane, Part 2
In the second half of our interview with Sese Yane gives us a peek into his double life as well as some of the themes that run through his fiction…
“Holding a wolf by the ears.” An Interview with Sese Yane.
Kenyan writer, Sese Yane is a hard one to pin down for a couple of questions. But the bizarre truths in his stories and the unique narrative style of his…
#WeekendRead – Umar Turaki’s ‘Naming’
This excerpt comes from 'Naming' by writer-filmmaker, Umar Turaki who was our #WriterWednesday this week. Travellers crammed into a car reckon with a dark night of the soul on a journey…
Voices Reclaimed at Ba re e ne re Literature Festival, Lesotho
Catherine Shepherd, Karina Szczurek and Efemia Chela were proud to represent Short Story Day Africa at the Ba re e ne re Festival at the end of last year. They…
#WeekendRead – Tade Thompson’s Rosewater
Earlier this week we featured Nick Wood in conversation with Tade Thompson. Our #WeekendRead is an excerpt from his newest book - Rosewater where the main character, Kaaro, has a life…
“Art is a complementary medium that aids storytelling…”. Part 2 of Nick Wood’s interview with Tade Thompson.
We continue to be a fly on the wall, during Nick and Tade's riveting conversation. In this part, Tade speaks about his artistic side and the pair discuss potential futures…
“I don’t like linearity – I find it boring.” Nick Wood interviews Tade Thompson.
"I have known Tade Thompson for some years now and we co-wrote ‘The Last Pantheon’ in AfroSF 2 (December 2015). Our collaboration on that novella was exciting and often surprising,…
#WeekendRead – Masha du Toit’s The Babylon Eye
This #WeekendRead comes from Masha du Toit's latest book, The Babylon Eye. It's a complex sci-fi thriller and we interviewed her about it earlier in the week. Now you get to…
“The self-publishing community is generous, very helpful and welcoming.” Masha du Toit’s Self-Publishing Advice.
Disgruntled with the staidness and inaccessibility of traditional publishing houses many authors are choosing to self-publish instead. It is certainly an adventure and requires a couple of different skills in…
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