Kalahari Review Looking For Submissions
The Kalahari Review is interested in material exploring Africa and Africans in unique and avant-garde ways. We are looking for stories that have not often been told but should be – through voices that have not yet been heard - but should.
We hope to push the limits and expose the world to aspects of Africa not often shown - both the positives and the negatives.
We are also interested in pieces about and from Africans living abroad as well.
Because this is a web-based publication there are no word count restrictions.
Compensation will be paid on publication.
Thank you for being a part of this project and good luck.
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All submissions should be emailed to: editor@kalaharireview.com
Fiction, Poetry, Essays, and Humor pieces: Should be sent as a PDF or WORD attachment and should be accompanied by a proper query letter. Please include your contact details including full name, postal address, e-mail and telephone number in the body of the query letter.
Photos, Art Work and Cartoons Portfolios: Should be sent as a PDF, JPG. or PNG attachments and should be accompanied by a proper query letter. Please include your contact details including full name, postal address, e-mail and telephone number in the body of the query letter. (Note: this area particularly the publication is interested only in avant-garde content. We are not interested in ordinary wildlife or landscapes. Portraits will be considered if they have a unique quality to them.)
Feature articles, Profiles, Conversations and Interviews: Please attach your pitch letters as a PDF or WORD attachment. Please include any photos or graphic illustrations that you feel would help your pitch. Please include your contact details including full name, postal address, e-mail and telephone number in the body of the letter.
Note: Please thoroughly check your submissions for proper formatting, grammar and punctuation. Gross errors in these areas will seriously damage any works consideration for publication.
Interesting news, Lauri. Thank you
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ReplyDeletewas told about this from a friend of mine here in Nigeria.
Good stuff! :)
This is great news Lauri. I'll set up a few tweets for it!
ReplyDeleteJudy, South Africa
This is very interesting new, thanks.
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Lauri this is very good news. I wish you good luck.
ReplyDeleteThis is so encouraging and supportive of African literature. A great boost for writers. Thank you, Lauri
ReplyDeletei know its been nearly two years but is this still running? i would love to give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteYes Tekanyo. Google them you can read them online and get submission guidelines there.
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