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Please see, and share, our CFP for a special issue of Modern Fiction Studies on “Planetary Fiction: African Literature and Climate Change.” Guest Editors: Nedine Moonsamy (Johannesburg) and David Shackleton (Cardiff) press.jhu.edu/journals/mfs-m…

Have you read Tlotlo Tsamaase's 'Womb City' yet? Here's my review: theconversation.com/african-sci-fi…

To my knowledge, Sandra Lindow's "Nnedi Okorafor: Magic, Myth, Morality and the Future" is the first book that focuses exclusively on Nnedi Okorafor, PhD🕷️'s canon. Here's my review: depauw.edu/sfs/birs/bir15…

My review of Nikhil Singh ‘Dakini Atoll’ is out in Locus Magazine ! See below 👇🏽

Here's a link to a review I wrote and 'Mothersound: The Sauutiverse Anthology' edited by Wole Talabi (CONVERGENCE PROBLEMS out now) journals.uj.ac.za/index.php/The_…

Read Nedine Moonsamy's review of "Mothersound" 👀📖❤️🚀 "Mothersound translates pluriversal thinking into method as the Sauútiverse is a shared and open world, and only exists through collaborative worldbuilding." journals.uj.ac.za/index.php/The_…

Were having a reading event next weekend, where I'll be reading with two other great writers _ and Nedine Moonsamy. quicket.co.za/events/270664-…

Such a great review of Mothersound: The Sauútiverse Anthology. Not just because it's positive (that's nice), but because it is thoughtful and really gets what we were trying to do with Sauúti. Check it out, then get the book! sauuti.com/ourwork/mother…

Happy that the special issue of Science Fiction Studies on African sf which Ezeiyoke Chukwunonso, Peter J. Maurits, Ruth S. Wenske and I co-edited. You can read the special issue here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/53295

Shout out to Carlyn and TheDarkCow for organising this great event yesterday. It was a privilege to read new work in in such a beautiful setting and to go home with freshly harvested veggies 🌾💛

Join authors Lorato Trok @Vollenhoven2 & Frank Meintjies to reflect on Home, Language, Belonging & Borders in a panel discussion facilitated by Prof Nedine Moonsamy 🗓️Sat 26 Oct 🕤 3.45-5.15pm 📍MarketPhotoWorkshop 🎟️Entrance FREE #AWWS2024 #10thAWWS

Phathiswa Magopeni Qaanitah Hunter Youmna ElSayed Department of Sport, Arts and Culture MarketPhotoWorkshop Visualizing Palestine Palestine Writes Al Jazeera PR Palestine Solidarity Alliance South African Jews for a Free Palestine Here's the full programme for Sat 26 Oct, 9.30-7pm, MarketPhotoWorkshop 📢Come hang out with Toni Blackman / MEDITATION #GEOPATRA Sue Nyathi Angela Makholwa Lorato Trok @Vollenhoven2 Phathiswa Magopeni Qaanitah Hunter Youmna ElSayed Karabo K. Kgoleng Nedine Moonsamy #AWWS2024

Panel Discussions on: 🕑 3.45-5.15pm: Home, Language, Belonging & Borders w/ Lorato Trok @Vollenhoven2 #FrankMeintjies moderated by Nedine Moonsamy 🕑 5.30-7pm: Narrating Palestine w/ #PhathiswaMagopeni Qaanitah Hunter Youmna ElSayed moderated by Hassen Lorgat #AWWS2024

Dakini Atoll by Nikhil Singh: Review by Nedine Moonsamy locusmag.com/2024/10/dakini…

“DAKINI ATOLL reimagines the world in ways where we begin to see much of our present-day attachments and allegiances as a fleeting condition that is bound to be rendered old-fashioned in worlds to come.” Nedine Moonsamy reviews Club de Fans Ded .bsky.social locusmag.com/2024/10/dakini…

"N|uu is more than a language it is a bridge between our hearts and the past." Lorato Trok reads from her book Golden Girl: The Story of Katrina Esau #AWWS2024

This was such a fulfilling conversation with thoughtful artists

The Conversation Africa asked @BibiBreipen, Carl Death, Nedine Moonsamy, Deirdre Byrne, Peter J. Maurits and l to recommend good speculative and fantasy fiction from Africa. I recommended Non-practising Zimbabwean☝️🏾😌's Avenues by Train. Read our recommendations here: theconversation.com/6-best-african…

Featuring our very own Nedine Moonsamy @BibiBreipen and Gibson Ncube 🥳 We see you 👊🏼 #STIASFellows

The University of Johannesburg (University of Johannesburg) Prize for South African Writing is now open for submissions! Publishers are invited to submit books published in 2024 in any genre—fiction, nonfiction, or poetry. 🗓️ Deadline: Feb 28, 2025. brittlepaper.com/2025/02/call-f…