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Recent Posts
- African Roar 2012 TOC and Cover release
- AfroSF: Science Fiction by African Writers: Table of Contents and Cover
- Collected thoughts, excerpts, poems, and insights (mainly from 2011)
- Call for submissions: a new SciFi anthology: AfroSF
- African Roar 2011: An annual anthology of African authors, First Release Now Out!
- How to succesfully irritate an editor
- Why writers need to learn when to shut the f**k up
- ReadSA goes to Pietermaritzburg
- A Must-Read African authors books list
- Seven effective habits of happily unsuccessful people
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African Roar 2011: An annual anthology of African authors, First Release Now Out!
Posted on October 26, 2011 | No CommentsHappy to announce StoryTime’s second annual anthology, edited by Emmanuel Sigauke and myself, African Roar 2011 first release eBook edition is now out and about. Featuring fourteen awesome works from […] -
The Sound that Rocked the World
Posted on January 8, 2011 | 2 CommentsIt starts as a lone moan into the crisp winter air of a Johannesburg morning, but it is soon answered by another, and another, until the moans become a proud roar that encompasses the entire city. It was the 9th of June 2010 official Vuvuzela Day in South Africa, and at twelve p.m. everyone who owned one blew one, country-wide