by Victorine Mbong Shu When figuring out careers, it is hard to phantom a job where one will be hired to write for others. But as soon as one finds themselves in the field of writing and is exposed to good writing, they quickly find that not only authors and publishers require the services of […]
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By Nicky Rowbotham After almost 2 years of the underlying, unrelenting tension and trauma of navigating a global pandemic, for many the start to 2022 has felt like stepping onto a treadmill that is flying at full speed. There was little time to warm up and we just had to start sprinting. As many rush
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By Hamilton Wende When I start a book I usually start with an idea – a memory, an image, or something sparked off by an anecdote I have read that makes me think: “What a great idea, I would love to write a book about that!” Of course, there’s a long way between the initial
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by By Nikita Boshoff More often than not, the customer had read a book they enjoyed and were looking for another one that was exactly like it. Many, many times, this meant relying on the infamous trope. When I worked at a bookstore, one of the job’s most fundamental aspects was finding the perfect book
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The Birth of A Horror Author Remember, procrastination is a sickness with no cure. It will kill your dreams if you don’t step forward, and at least try to achieve your goals. Stained Torment It still seems as if I’m in my own bubble, just waiting for it to burst, so that reality to slap
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by JD Kizza Don’t Quit on Your Dreams This was not like the movies — I wouldn’t go from Unpublished Manuscript to International Bestseller in the space of 2 hours. Reading culture in South Africa wasn’t that great, even then, and who would invest in an unknown, female, black, Ugandan author, no matter how good
by Meggan Preuss Writing competitions. Are they worth it? Can they help with your writing? Or are they just a waste of time? I believe they can, since they’ve helped me. Hi! I’m Meg – an aspiring writer, supporter of local authors, and the current chairperson of a local writing group, Writers 2000. Writing competitions?
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I learnt; I wrote. And I am still earning. Go ahead, Google me. Don’t worry; I did that almost every day for about two weeks. Oh! The name is Stober. Dunstan Ayodele Stober Finally, one of the search results for Dunstan Ayodele Stober is the link below to my book on Amazon. It feels amazing
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