Writing is my prayer.

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11 Days to go before we host our biggest meetup of the year (again). Join us and register below. #Harare The Radioactive Blog - Creative Consultancy theradioactiveblog.co.za/event-details/…

Forty Rules of Love Elif Shafak

Lebo’s Love Story : Split Between Ambition & Love Episode available to stream on all podcast platforms now : shorturl.at/YKCZS

“Vazhure unapologetically tackles womanhood, sexuality and desire in Weeping Tomato. With care and effectiveness, she confronts taboos like a farmer taking out weeds threatening a bumper harvest. A woman’s body, from girlhood to death, is always under scrutiny, and Zoro is not

I really wanted to meet her. 🤍

Our first Intwasa publication was a poetry anthology that featured the likes of Chirikure Chirikure, Albert Nyathi, Ignatius Mabasa, Owen Sheers, John Eppel, Veronique Tadjo, Julius Chingono and others. Now we have 7 publication as a festival!

These two or this one. It's the same book, different covers BUT this book!

It’s very humbling to read praise for one’s book. It’s a small thing but this sentence has had me weeping with joy. ‘This is a stunning book—sensitively drawing together quantitative and ethnographic data to reveal the impacts of human loss on loved ones and the nation.’

Dear authors of multiples.. Did you find it harder to write your first book or your second book? Do you have the same confidence, enthusiasm and excitement as you did with your first? Did you ever have a fear of being a one-book author?

Surprise surprise! 61. What Really Happened At Zimfest, Munashe SPEAKS youtu.be/dHHaivNAuM0

Afrobloggers Wednesday Poetry Evening #AbWPE Poets on the TL How to participate: check out the prompt image in this tweet and write a line or two inspired by it *simple* Don't forget the hashtag #AbWPE ~B

Importunity by Jon Lunn 1923 Southern Rhodesia’s settler colonialism. A white railwayman’s defence of his Black servant against false charges exposes the era’s injustices. nuriakenya.com/product/import… KShs2,590.00

To write a story that reads and moves like music is possibly my greatest dream. They say great writers steal; please recommend one such story you've read 🙏🏿

A day at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe 🧵:

There is a symbiotic relationship between patriarchy and religion. One of the major functions of this relationship is to keep women in check.

The Fifty Rand Note and Other Short Stories by Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya A collection of stories weaves tales of diaspora, identity, and a society in flux. Can you swipe a fifty rand note on a kombi and keep the change? nuriakenya.com/product/the-fi… KShs2,000.00