SARABA ELECTRONIC PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCES ITS LATEST EDITION
Saraba, an electronic literary magazine has just announced its 7th Issue. This magazine has explored themes as diverse as Family, City Life, Economy, Niger Delta, Religion/God, and Technology.
Contributing authors have ranged from not-too-known budding writers to well-known, professional ones. They have published writers mostly from Nigeria. Other contributing writers are resident in London, Paris, South Africa, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Kenya, India, USA, Zimbabwe, Russia, Cameroun, Australia, and so forth.
The latest edition was recently released on 30th November, 2010.. It has promised to be the best of all the other issues. In this issue, the theme/focus is on technology and the writer’s perception and definition of it.
Contributing writers in the issue are: Sokari Ekine, Myne Whitman, Unoma Azuah, Kola Tubosun, Temitayo Olofinlua, Damilola Ajayi and Omar Abdul-Jabbar
Other contributing writers include: Uche Uwadinachi, Ironkyo, Emmanuel Iduma, Yemi Soneye, Olusola Akinwale, Deji Toye, Mark Lalude, and Adebiyi Olusolape.
It also includes an interview with Russian digital artist, Vladimir Gerasimov, as well as a feature of his illustrations.
The issue can be downloaded from http://sarabamag.com/featured/saraba-7/ or click HERE to DOWNLOAD.
Other issues and Chapbooks are published on www.sarabamag.com and can be downloaded without charge. Literary enthusiasts and the general reading public are invited to explore the wide range of talents as well as the expertise on display.
Other issues and Chapbooks are published on www.sarabamag.com and can be downloaded without charge. Literary enthusiasts and the general reading public are invited to explore the wide range of talents as well as the expertise on display.
Reviews, links and critical acclaims of the published work are also welcome. The site accommodates discussions.
Join Saraba Electronic Publishers in creating unending voices.
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www.sarabamag.com
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