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Writers Space Africa (WSA) Magazine is a dynamic and inclusive international literary publication, dedicated to amplifying the voices of African writers and sharing their diverse perspectives with a global audience. Through a rich tapestry of genres, including poetry, short stories, flash fiction, children’s literature, and creative nonfiction, WSA showcases the depth and richness of African literature.
Writers Space Africa
Editorial
Dear reader,
As the tick tock of the year is almost at its verge, we explore the complex theme of identity barriers. Through diverse perspectives and powerful storytelling, our devoted authors unearth the personal struggles and societal identity disparities that hinder our collective progress.
I am pleased to present this collection of provocative pieces, each one a testament to the charismatic and progressive power of deep reflection and intellectual curiosity. In these pages, you will find voices from miscellaneous backgrounds and perspectives, each offering unique insights into the human experience. We believe that by amplifying these voices and fostering a culture of open dialogue, we can begin to dismantle the identity barriers that divide us.
Consequently, as we navigate the complexities of our contemporary world, it has become increasingly evident that “uniqueness” continues to pose significant obstacles to understanding, acceptance, and inclusivity. Hence, in the midst of our increasingly interconnected world, identity barriers persist as stubborn reminders of our differences.
This 95th edition invites you and me to embark on a journey of self-reflection and discovery, as we review the intricate web of identity and its intersections. Therefore, dear reader and African child, join us as we amplify marginalised voices, foster open dialogue, and strive to break down the walls that divide us.
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Comfort Nyati, SDB
Chief Editor,
Zimbabwe
We are accepting submissions for the JANUARY edition of the WSA Magazine. The theme is ‘FRESH PAGES’.
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