‘Nuances in POV’ taught by T.L. Huchu ((T.L.) Tendai Huchu)
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‘Pushing Formal Boundaries’ taught by Dami Ajayi (Dami Ajayi)
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‘Crafting Dialogue’ taught by Linda Musita (Love is in the air, wear face mask.)
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‘Writing Crime Fiction’ taught by Leye Adenle (Leye Adenle)
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Here’s a thread of Lolwe masterclasses that are currently open and you can sign up for:
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Notes on Leaving Home – Ọlákìtán T Ọlọ́fínmọ̀mí lolwe.org/notes-on-leavi…

Registration for the Pushing Formal Boundaries in Poetry masterclass taught by Dami Ajayi is closing soon!

The masterclass will be conducted via Zoom on Saturday 18th May 2024 at 2pm GMT. There are limited seats available, so sign up now! academy.lolwe.org/?mailpoet_rout…

The Worldbuilding in Fantasy and Science Fiction taught by Suyi Davies Okungbowa is STILL OPEN.
The class will be conducted via Zoom on Saturdays 6, 13, 20 July 2024 at 2pm GMT. There are limited seats left, so sign up now! academy.lolwe.org/?mailpoet_rout…

Our hearts are full.
Saturday was amazing!

We had an awesome showdown on Kenyan literature and the best team was awarded top Kenyan reads.

Thank you Lexa Wendy for showing up and showing out.

#lolwebooksevents #lolwebookske #kisumu bookstore #kisumu

This reads beautifully.
They sound like Stephen King

Debts Boys Who Grew Up Like Me Are Afraid To Talk About by C.S. Hadebe

Hope sometimes is like a slippery river rock; no matter how much you try to hold on to it, the currents of life will overpower you...

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Hell Is a Traffic-Jam on the 405 to the Afterlife – Osamudiamen Joseph lolwe.org/hell-is-a-traf…

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'Fear is the line that separates a command from a favour; so is love.'

Day 3: The past is not always a door you can walk through by Precious Arinze— Lolwe

#PoetryCrushSaturday

Grateful that my short fiction story exploring the underserved communities who 'own' oil has found a home in the April Edition of Lolwe

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Here’s to Less Mimbo, No? – Ngansop A. Roy lolwe.org/heres-to-less-…

What Once, We Something Like Had, Or Thought We Were – henry 7. reneau, jr. lolwe.org/what-once-we-s…