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Final Call: Submit Your Entry for The Things Fall Apart Festival Essay Competition 2025 Are you a student, thinker,
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Writing Course: Writing For Young Readers: Opening the Treasure Chest of Your Imagination (Sponsored by the Commonwealth Foundation)
Have you ever dreamed of writing stories that captivate, comfort, and inspire young readers? Whether you’ve got a half-written
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Isaac Kanyinji on Letting the Poems Steer the Way – Ubwali Hope Prize Interview Series
The Hope Prize is an annual award presented by Ubwali Literary Magazine. It recognizes Zambian writers of prose and poetry
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The Hope Prize is an annual award presented by Ubwali Literary Magazine. It recognizes Zambian writers of prose, essays and
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The Older Writers Grant | How to Apply ($1000)
The Older Writers Grant from the Speculative Literature Foundation (SLF) is now open for applications. With a $1,000 cash
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The Roots of Progress Fellowship | How to Apply
Apply to the Roots of Progress Fellowship: A Blog-Building Intensive for Writers of the Future The Roots of Progress
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The New Chapter Writing Contest by Simon & Schuster (£100,000)
Simon & Schuster UK has launched an exciting new initiative to uplift underrepresented voices in fiction publishing. The New
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Mubanga Kalimamukwento on Hope, Grief, and the Writing Process of “Another Mother Does Not Come When Yours Dies”
Mubanga Kalimamukwento is a Zambian writer and attorney whose work explores themes of memory, womanhood, and survival. She is the
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