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I'm desperately seeking an essay/flash fiction to open the next edition of Penned in Rage Journal, due out June 30th. Ten quid for flexing your wrist muscles. Thank you.
Please submit here: https://t.co/ttSjfhLf5m @izom_chisom
2026 Poetry Winners' Outsider Anthology
Alphabetical List of 52 Poets in Collection
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Please note that the WINNING POEM (to be revealed on Sunday) opens the collection. The WINNER'S photo is on the blurb. I hope that clarifies any issue.
Query: am I the winner?
Answer: You would've BEEN NOTIFIED if you were.
Thank you.
A bathroom is a logical place to hide by Linda Sparks
A Spiritless Eureka by Toluwanimi Hannah Ajayi
A stranger inside a familiar face by Ann Nziku
A Stranger Under My Skin Rachael Ajisafe
Alone and Happy by Joanita Richter
and they said: Be Like the Porcupine by Hyginus O. Ekwuaz
Audience of My Own by Benjamin N. Amakobe
Beloved Country by Zizipho Godana
Bohemian by Audrey Neema
Buy a Casket for Dorcas by Chiamaka Ogiji
Chasing dreams by Chiemeziem Everest Udochukwu
Close, but aloof by Celestine Kenechukwu Onah
Coronach on Easter by Adegoke Adeola
Gaps, spaces and fences by Isah Qulsum
Grasping Steam by Victoria Amune
Homeland: Together We Sit and She Tells Me a Story by Nailah Tataa
Horseback by Ethan Bramwell
Hymn for a Headless Silhouette by Imole Olusanya
I am a foreigner in my body by Neo Samunzala
I arrived early, as always by Magauta Nicole Sapho
I came here dyed with loss by Blessing Ojo
I hold God through my mother's hands by Henry Opeyemi
In Search of Another Ending by Abdul Samad Jimoh
Invasive outsider’s aroma by Jive Lubbungu
Invocation by Taofeek Ayeyemi
Journey of Truth by Mariam Yussuff
Lágbájá by Babajide Olusanua
Margins by Damilola Oyedeji
My Illusions & The Truth by George Zulu
Numbers, From the Outside by Ishaq Isa El-Qassi
Olamichayin Akulijele by Ocheni Kazeem Oneshojo
Queer by Tshegofatjo Makhafola
Raw/Rou by Yuwinn A. Kraukamp
Scarf of Stigma by Phyllis Oniopusaziba Akpoti
Spectator at the Border of Massacre by Michael Excel Chinagorom
Stranger Danger by Edinam Denoo
The beauty salon by Kauser Parveen
The Etymology of Homesickness by Janine Milne
The Free Man by Chidebelu Emmanuel Nnazoba
The Girl Who Asked for a Pen by Halima Raji
the origin of silence by Ajise Vincent
This Poet is a Banker by Terry Egharavba
The Monster Home Made by Mosimiloluwa Dorcas Kupoluyi
The priest's litany by Alabi Miracle Mezabo
Theophany by Marvinci Bobbylex-Oduali
This Goliath Was a Victim by Nas Jolaade
Veil of deceit by Jonathan Ampofo
Water Jugs by Ukachukwu Victor Ikechukwu
We are Tired of Burying by Victoria Kerubo
What Privilege by Brett Anderson
When I Was Alone by Oratilwe Mahlangu
Wounded by Mercedes Ovis
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We're so looking forward to meeting up with Tom McLaughlin next month to begin the publication process.
Here he is, reading from his poem, Complex regional.
His collection, "In Rooms of Falling Rain" is coming soon to https://t.co/yqwf60lMqf
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Here's the brilliant Jamie Truscott, working on the cover of our forthcoming publication, "Gestating Creatures" by Bridgette James.
We meet up with Jamie twice for each publication, once to discuss the mood boards we prepare for them, and then again to fine tune the design.
We're so looking forward to meeting up with Tom McLaughlin next month to begin the process of creating his collection in print.
Here he is, reading from his poem, Complex regional.
His collection, "In Rooms of Falling Rain" is coming soon to https://t.co/OQ6zvl1UmU
In english we say : I love you
But Dostoevsky said : I do not ask for your love in return. To love you is enough. To have known you, to have felt alive in your presence-that is my greatest joy, and I will carry it with me always. You cannot imagine how much happiness you've brought into my life. You came like a light in my darkness, a warmth in my cold solitude, and for that, I will always be grateful. Even if it was but for a single moment, I have known what it is to love and be loved, and that moment will be mine forever, untouchable by time or sorrow.
Did you know I’m in the middle of building an African Traditional Language Poem Repository? It’ll house 🏠 all the poems written in local languages submitted in this year’s competition. I intend to make an open call for a traditional-poem submission as part of a regular call whenever Penned in Rage opens.
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Bobby Ewing’s infamous return to Dallas, 40 years ago today, is a masterclass in TV secrecy. They shot it without telling CBS execs, fed the press fake storylines, smuggled Patrick Duffy onto set under a blanket, then added the scene less than an hour before the show aired
Call for Submission: Essay
I'm looking for an essay of up to a thousand words for the upcoming edition of Penned in Rage. Preferably on Queerness and popular discourse or the othering of people with disabilities. Payment $10 USD *if published. Submit online at https://t.co/ttSjfhLf5m #saturdaykitchen #Eurovisión2026 #writingcommunity