Our friend Abigail George talks about navigating sanity in the arts in 2026 and her new book "Did You Get Married to Her When I was in the Mental Hospital?" t.ly/mJWEE
Ep 220 | Navigating Sanity in the Art's in 2026 with Abigail George.
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Ring of Ashes A dreamlike, haunting story showcasing loss, grief, memory and emotional longing that refuse to fade — by Chimamanda Ivoke t.ly/_VaIL
Ring of Ashes
A dreamlike, haunting story showcasing loss, grief, memory and emotional longing that refuse to fade — by Chimamanda Ivoke
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The Year of Departure An essay about the inevitable separation of school peers — from Muhammad Olarewaju Abdulmajeed t.ly/nPL-K
The Year of Departure
An essay about the inevitable separation of school peers — from Muhammad Olarewaju Abdulmajeed
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I Said Enough! Three poems on resilience, faith, and choosing to rise above scorn and loss — from Blessing Eyika t.ly/E3Gc8
I Said Enough!
Three poems on resilience, faith, and choosing to rise above scorn and loss — from Blessing Eyika
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Write wherever and whenever you can. Read with every spare moment. Your life will be better. t.ly/BwqiE
My Truck Desk by Bud Smith
October 29, 2025 – “Now that I had my Truck Desk, that vehicle was my very own rolling cubicle.”
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Sunday Poetry! Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola t.ly/QHmEr
Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower
Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola
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It's a Sunday! Catch up with the latest chapter of Mpukane: The Fly Who Chased Truth by Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini t.ly/CX0Qy
Chapter 8: Lebollo — Where the River Remembers
The river remembers every name. Before truth can be claimed, it must first be inherited — by Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini
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Hellfire Through her raw, unfiltered voice, Mera recounts her descent into a hellfire of deceit, hatred, murder, and betrayal — a story from Phyllis Akpoti t.ly/KTVvx
Hellfire
Through her raw, unfiltered voice, Mera recounts her descent into a hellfire of deceit, hatred, murder, and betrayal — a story from Phyllis…
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Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola t.ly/6AXKG
Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower
Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola
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The House in the Village is Home A story about the residual effects of war on different generations — from Nkiruka Daria Ojukwu t.ly/WJd1X
The House in the Village is Home
A story about the residual effects of war on different generations — from Nkiruka Daria Ojukwu
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Two Pitches Two poems where childhood imagination collides with hunger, absence, and consequence — from Malawian Benson Mwenda t.ly/q-HS1
Two Pitches
Two poems where childhood imagination collides with hunger, absence, and consequence — from Malawian Benson Mwenda
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“As You Have Burned My Kids, May You Too Burn.” What We Lose When We Soften Old Stories An essay explores who a story is ultimately for and what we owe our children when we tell them one — from Rahel Asghedom Zere t.ly/dX75E
“As You Have Burned My Kids, May You Too Burn.” What We Lose When We Soften Old Stories
A compassionate softening of the ending of a tale may be a misreading of what the original was doing. This essay explores who a story is…
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Unearthed and Seeded A story about a man who grapples with guilt, inheritance, and a terrifying resemblance to his father — from Adamu Ahmadu t.ly/YzlWw
Unearthed and Seeded
A story about a man who grapples with guilt, inheritance, and a terrifying resemblance to his father — from Adamu Ahmadu
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Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola t.ly/Ocd4V
Comfort is a Wilting Sunflower
Sometimes, when grief sets in, the best way to waddle through is to write poetry — from Janet Olobadola
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Spice A retired detective discovers that life’s flavour lingers in unexpected places — by Barry Fry t.ly/X4AmB
Spice
A retired detective discovers that life’s flavour lingers in unexpected places — by Barry Fry
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From The Coffee Table Podcast an interview with Abigail George - t.ly/dsI-b
Episode 6: Conversation with Abigail George
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Gabba’s Last Words When Gabba finally finds the courage to speak, life has already moved on — a story from Congolese writer Gabriel Mampola t.ly/ZSbt9
Gabba’s Last Words
When Gabba finally finds the courage to speak, life has already moved on — a story from Congolese writer Gabriel Mampola
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We are open for submissions! The Kalahari Review is a weekly publication. We are always open to great fiction, essays, poetry, spoken word, photography and art. We welcome your submissions anytime. It's time to show your work to the world. t.ly/8b7au
The newest instalment of "Mpukane: The Fly Who Chased Truth" is OUT NOW! Chapter 8: Lebollo — Where the River Remembers The river remembers every name. Before truth can be claimed, it must first be inherited — by Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini t.ly/2BUyi
Chapter 8: Lebollo — Where the River Remembers
The river remembers every name. Before truth can be claimed, it must first be inherited — by Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini
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Anachronism There are memories you have to expel from the body. These are some of mine — a personal essay from Angel Okpara t.ly/evuME
Anachronism
There are memories you have to expel from the body. These are some of mine — a personal essay from Angel Okpara
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I Forgive Life on Behalf of the Misguided Poems of wanderlust, of life, and of feelings only poetry is qualified enough to convey — from Emmanuel Sanusi t.ly/R6j2c
I Forgive Life on Behalf of the Misguided
Poems of wanderlust, of life, and of feelings only poetry is qualified enough to convey — from Emmanuel Sanusi
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Gerald Kraak Anthology and Prize is open for submissions! The anthology and prize focus on the topics of gender, human rights and sexuality for writers and photographers across Africa - t.ly/40VFJ
Gerald Kraak Anthology and Prize - Jacana
An Anthology And Prize On The Topics Of Gender, Human Rights And Sexuality, For Writers And Photographers Across Africa.
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The Silence Between Victories A teacher carries his students to victory, but success does not speak the language of belonging — a story from Kenyan Denis O. Ogutu t.ly/ZTp6M
The Silence Between Victories
A teacher carries his students to victory, but success does not speak the language of belonging — a story from Kenyan Denis O. Ogutu
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Gabba’s Last Words When Gabba finally finds the courage to speak, life has already moved on — a story from Congolese writer Gabriel Mampola t.ly/65Qmx
Gabba’s Last Words
When Gabba finally finds the courage to speak, life has already moved on — a story from Congolese writer Gabriel Mampola
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Your Sunday read - catch up on the latest chapter of Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini's novel Mpukane: The Fly Who Chased Truth t.ly/JAjUy
Chapter 7: When The Two Keys Become One
Two keys. One truth. One journey that will uncover everything the past tried to bury — by Julius Nhlanganiso Mqosini
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Diary of Joblessness She treated becoming jobless like an adorable little challenge, while thousands escaped deep-seated scarcity on a boat — by Linda Yohannes t.ly/EUT1z
Diary of Joblessness
She treated becoming jobless like an adorable little challenge, while thousands escaped deep-seated scarcity on a boat — by Linda Yohannes
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"Who is Gabanthate Molosi?" An essay on the early Motswana writer - t.ly/EEfnY
WHO IS GABANTHATE MOLOSI?
● Written by volunteers at Upright African Movement Some individuals help shape a nation’s identity, yet their names gradually fade from public memory even as their work continues to influence g...
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The Kalahari Review is a weekly publication celebrating African nonfiction, short fiction, poetry, and art. We welcome submissions anytime. You can also include a voice-over of your piece. If interested, please submit a HQ recording of your work t.ly/oIFCV
Submissions
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I Believe I Have Done Nothing Wrong He had the pressed shirt, the government ID, and an opinion on everyone — a story about the morning a civil servant met his own reflection from Bereket Tegegn Gudissa t.ly/wstsq
I Believe I Have Done Nothing Wrong
He had the pressed shirt, the government ID, and an opinion on everyone — a story about the morning a civil servant met his own reflection…
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