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Submit Your Non-Fiction Story for Our Stories Redefined 2025 Anthology

As part of the Our Stories Redefined series, Mystery Publishers invites African writers, both on the continent and in the diaspora, aged 15 and older, to submit their non-fiction, autobiographical stories for the 2025 edition of Our Stories Redefined Anthology for African Writing, themed ‘I Am Because You Are’. This collection, inspired by the concept…

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Shortlisted Stories for Our Stories Redefined Anthology for African Writing 2024 (Flash Fiction) Edition

We received amazing submissions from writers across the continent, notably from Botswana, Somalia, Nigeria, South Sudan, Rwanda, Malawi, and our backyard here in Kenya. The quality of the pieces was impeccable, with a notable increase in submissions from the younger generation of writers from universities and colleges.

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Online Launch | Our Stories Redefined Anthology for African Writing 2023 (Poetry Edition)

The 2023 edition is unique from its predecessors: the title changed from taking the anthology title to taking the theme, and we received the highest number of submissions from more African countries. Thank you to all who participated in the 2023 edition. The ebook edition (on Amazon Kindle), will be available for FREE download from…

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2024 Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize Open for Submissions

The 2024 edition of the Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize for quality, independently published books (fiction, poetry, and creative/narrative non-fiction) by African authors is open for submissions.   The Prize is open to African authors on the continent or in the diaspora. An African is a citizen of any African country by birth if, on…

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‘Our Stories Redefined’ 2023 Anthology Call for Submissions

The theme of this year’s poetry collection will be centred around Strange Water. The submitted works should appreciate a futuristic Africa, our myths and beliefs, magical realms, and fantastical creatures. The pieces could be utopian or dystopian. This theme is rooted firmly in the subgenre of African futurism in line with Africa Union’s (AU) ‘Agenda…

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