An interview with Nigeria’s Performance Poet Otor Matthew (via Zoe Writes)
Spoken Word Poetry, also known as Performance Poetry, is a recent, developing and fast-paced area...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Sep 14, 2020 | Africa, Global Publishing, Nigeria, Poetry | 0 |
Spoken Word Poetry, also known as Performance Poetry, is a recent, developing and fast-paced area...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Jun 13, 2020 | Africa, Global Publishing, Poetry, The global book market | 0 |
The Unesco-Rila affiliate artist project has appointed Zimbabwean poet and author Mbizo Chirasha...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Jul 26, 2019 | Africa, Book Fairs, Global Publishing, Mozambique, Poetry, The global book market | 0 |
As this post goes live the CCMA – Mozambican-German Cultural Center, Goethe-Zentrum...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Oct 5, 2018 | Africa, Arab Literature (in English), Botswana, Brazil, Global Publishing, India, Kuwait, Middle East, Poetry, South America, South Asia, The global book market, UK | 0 |
We Start The Day Global today with e-visits to Botswana, India, Brazil, Kuwait and the UK. First,...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Mar 21, 2018 | Africa, Arab Literature (in English), Global Publishing, India, Iran, Middle East, Pakistan, Poetry, Publishing Brief, The global book market, UK | 0 |
World Poetry Day has been celebrated on March 21 since 1999, and every year it seems more and more...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Oct 11, 2017 | Children's Books, North America, Poetry, Print, Publishing News | 0 |
While some industry commentators believe print is dead the print sales numbers continue to suggest otherwise, and publishers continue to defy the odds and report profits. Just this week Simon & Schuster UK inconsiderately...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Oct 10, 2017 | Europe, Global Publishing, Poetry, Social Media, Social Publishing | 0 |
It’s a funny old world. Publishing is supposedly on its knees, decimated by digital, attention spans are supposedly shortening by the day and no-one reads any more, and video streaming and other distractions are wiping out...
Read Moreby Mark Williams | Oct 4, 2017 | Global Publishing, North America, Poetry, Social Media, Social Publishing | 1 |
It was never meant to be like this. In those dark and gloomy days of 2011-13 it seemed to many observers that mainstream publishing had no future and digital would not just disrupt, but destroy publishing as we knew it. Not only...
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