#WomenCrushWednesday #WriteTips
A publisher, a poet and a writer dispense advice today. And it turned out to be a #WCW to boot. We hope you are inspired by their diverse viewpoints to…
#WriterWednesday #WriteTips – The Artist, The Author and The Poet
Our #WriteTips come from a poet, a visual artist and an author so they all approach writing in quite different ways. Each of their views shine light on the writer's…
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‘I like to explore what the absence of love can do to a living being.’ Akwaeke Emezi interviews Nana Nyarko Boateng.
Another Wednesday, another writer tagged! Writer to Writer, A Game of Writer Tag continues. Akwaeke picked Ghanaian writer Nana Nyarko Boateng. In conversation, Nana opened up about the personal nature of her…
#WriteTips: Three Writers, Three Perspectives.
Earlier in the year we were lucky enough to interview Yewande Omotoso, Mahtem Shiferraw and Edyth Bulbring - three writers who are equally talented but have quite different styles. They gave some…
‘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…
‘For me, life is political.’ An Interview with Harriet Anena.
Harriet Anena grew up during the LRA's reign of terror. She is a poet, journalist, writer, farmer and survivor. Tiah caught up with her to discuss her latest volume of…