The Symbolism of the Sun and Moon in Samuel Coleridge’s lyrical ballad “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.”
“The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” was written in the 1700s by Samuel Coleridge. In this lyrical ballad, a man
Author: Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam
Effective Ways Emerging Writers Use Facebook As A Tool To Launch Their Writing Careers
Don’t be afraid to start on Facebook as a writer. Don’t keep those stories, articles and poems in your shelves
Literary Icon and Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, Dies At 88.
Once again, the literary world has been thrown into mourning as another literary legend has passed on Yes, this time
How To Write A Great Short-Story: Lessons From A Short-Story Day With TJ Benson.
It’s the Jos Museum Festival. It means the celebration of ancient cultures and histories to keep the future breathing. I
Electric Literature’s Stories Out Of School Flash Fiction Writing Contest (Prize: $1,500)
Electric literature is currently accepting flash fiction stories for its ongoing 2020 “Stories Out of School” Flash Fiction Contest. This competition
Writing Tips: 6 Easy Ways To Keep Readers Engaged and Hooked On Your Story
How many times have you read a book that just made you go “wow”? I am talking about books (or
Jan Michalski Foundation (Treehouse) Writer’s Residency Program 2019’/2020 (Awards: CHF 1200. + more)
Would you like to get paid to write your book in a tree house in Switzerland? The Jan Michalski Foundation
Social Representation in Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac
Cyrano de Bergerac is a French play written by Edmond Rostand in 1897. It tells the story of Cyrano de
Sarraounia Prize for Young Adult Fiction (Prize: €1,000) / How To Apply
Writers are invited to send in their entries for the Sarraounia Prize for Young Adult Fiction. Every two years, a
Call for submissions: 60 Years of Chinua Achebe and the State of African Literature (Pay: TBD))
The Republic literary journal is currently accepting essays for its October/November 2019 issue,. This upcoming issue will focus on the