Deadline: 30 May 2011 (commitment), 1 August 2011 (final)
Writers from Africa and Asia are asked to submit short stories for an anthology of the two continents. The writers can be on the respective continents or in the Diaspora but it is necessary that their stories deal with the topic as experienced by Africans/Asians.
Topic - Outcasts (contemporary or historical, adult audience)
Length - 3000-5000 words
Submissions Deadline - August 1st 2011
Remuneration- Shall be discussed upon selection of your short story as part of the anthology. You will know by September 30th.
Editors - Writers Rohini Chowdhury and Zukiswa Wanner
The editors will need some written commitment from writers on whether they will be submitting something by May 30th. We kindly request no poetry or non-fiction. Purely short stories. Please submit a short two-line introduction about yourself with your story. If this exciting project interests you as a writer, kindly get in touch with rohini.chowdhury@gmail.com / wanner.zukiswa@gmail.com.
Writers from Africa and Asia are asked to submit short stories for an anthology of the two continents. The writers can be on the respective continents or in the Diaspora but it is necessary that their stories deal with the topic as experienced by Africans/Asians.
Topic - Outcasts (contemporary or historical, adult audience)
Length - 3000-5000 words
Submissions Deadline - August 1st 2011
Remuneration- Shall be discussed upon selection of your short story as part of the anthology. You will know by September 30th.
Editors - Writers Rohini Chowdhury and Zukiswa Wanner
The editors will need some written commitment from writers on whether they will be submitting something by May 30th. We kindly request no poetry or non-fiction. Purely short stories. Please submit a short two-line introduction about yourself with your story. If this exciting project interests you as a writer, kindly get in touch with rohini.chowdhury@gmail.com / wanner.zukiswa@gmail.com.
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