Today, Sahifa, a new platform for research, journalism, art, and literature, with a strong focus on Eastern African stories has been launched. Sahifa is a…
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Category: Literary Journals
Audrey Shipp’s “The Decolonial Passage” seeks your entries.
The Decolonial Passage, a new journal founded by Los Angeles, USA-based Audrey Shipp, seeks your entries. Decolonial Passage is a new journal for writers of…
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Brittlepaper celebrates 10th year with “The Decade Project.”
Brittlepaper, a pioneering platform that has been archiving African literary trends for the last decade, is celebrating its milestone with The Decade Project. Brittlepaper was…
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Brazilian journal Peripheries seeks your contribution.
Peripheries Journal, a publication located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is looking for work that addresses the themes of Race, Racism, Territory, and Institutions. Peripheries…
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Agbowó, DRR, BKO Magazine: A tale of three literary magazines.
In our continuing series, we introduce you to literary magazines from African and Black writing. This month we present Agbowó, BKO Magazine, and DRR (Down…
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The Ukamaka Olisakwe-founded Isele Magazine makes its debut.
Isele Magazine, a new magazine founded by Ukamaka Olisakwe, makes its debut today July 30, 2020. Ukamaka Olisakwe first came to the attention of the…
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ArabLit Quarterly, Doek!, and Pree: A tale of three literary magazines.
In our continuing series to introduce, and reintroduce, you to literary magazines from African and Black writing, we present The ArabLit Quarterly, Doek!, and Pree.…
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Lolwe Journal unveils inaugural cover. Here’s how you can help them.
Lowle, the newest journal on the African literary scene, has unveiled the cover for its inaugural edition. Here’s how you can help them. In January,…
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The “Down River Road” literary journal launches in Nairobi.
Down River Road, the newest literary journal in Kenya, launched at the Kenya Cultural Centre, Nairobi on Friday, February 7, 2020. In June 2019, Kenyan…
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The “Down River Road” literary journal to launch in Nairobi on February 7.
Down River Road, the newest literary journal in Kenya, is set to launch at the Kenya Cultural Centre, Nairobi on Friday, February 7, 2020. Going…
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New Literary journal “Lolwe” makes call for submissions.
Lolwe, a new literary journal founded by writer and lawyer Troy Onyango, made a call for submissions on January 28, 2020. Troy Onyango first came…
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Dami Ajayi and Toni Kan give us new literary journal, “The Lagos Review”.
The Lagos Review, a new literary journal founded by Dami Ajayi and Toni Kan, makes its official debut today September 1, 2019. Dami Ajayi and…
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Agbowó’s second issue, themed on “Limits,” out on July 22.
The second issue of Agbowó, themed on “Limits,” is set to make its appearance on the African literary scene on July 22, 2019. In 2015,…
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Ake Review 2019 makes callout for submissions of prose, poetry, and artwork.
The Ake Arts and Book Festival made a callout for submissions of prose, poetry, and artwork for the Ake Review 2019 on June 20, 2019.…
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Literary journal “Saraba” is ten!
Founders and editors of Saraba wrote love letters to the literary journal as it turned ten on February 15, 2019. In 2008, a writing workshop…
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