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StoryTime is a micro African press dedicated to publishing short fiction by emerging and established African writers.

Formed in 2007 in response to the deficit of African literary magazines we started publishing a weekly literary magazine online called StoryTime in June 2007, that continues to this day.

In 2010 we published our first annual anthology African Roar. All the works in African Roar were drawn from StoryTime and further edited by Emmanuel Sigauke and Ivor Hartmann. The début anthology received critical acclaim from many quarters, and we hope this continues with each successive anthology.

At present we are solely focused on our magazine and anthologies, and will not respond to unsolicited submissions.

Please direct all inquiries to: storytime.publishing(at)gmail.com

04 October 2012

AfroSF Cover and TOC release!

Editor: Ivor W. Hartmann
Title: AfroSF: Science Fiction by African Writers
Publisher: StoryTime
Release Date: December 2012
ISBN: 978-0-9870089-5-4 (Ebook Edition)

AfroSF is the first ever anthology of Science Fiction by African writers only that was open to submissions from African writers all across Africa and abroad. Due for release in Dec 2012, ebook edition first, print edition later, and is comprised of original works only.

Table of Contents
‘Moom!’ Nnedi Okorafor
‘Home Affairs’ Sarah Lotz
‘Five Sets of Hands’ Cristy Zinn
‘New Mzansi’ Ashley Jacobs
‘Azania’ Nick Wood
‘Notes from Gethsemane’ Tade Thompson
‘Planet X’ S.A. Partridge
‘The Gift of Touch’ Chinelo Onwualu
‘The Foreigner’ Uko Bendi Udo
‘Angel Song’ Dave de Burgh
‘The Rare Earth’ Biram Mboob
‘Terms & Conditions Apply’ Sally-Ann Murray
‘Heresy’ Mandisi Nkomo
‘Closing Time’ Liam Kruger
‘Masquerade Stories’ Chiagozie Fred Nwonwu
‘The Trial’ Joan De La Haye
‘Brandy City’ Mia Arderne
‘Ofe!’ Rafeeat Aliyu
‘Claws and Savages’ Martin Stokes
‘To Gaze at the Sun’ Clifton Gachagua
‘Proposition 23’ (Novelette) Efe Okogu

Posted by Ivor W. Hartmann at 14:46 0 comments

15 December 2011

StoryTime embarks on a new SF anthology: AfroSF

AfroSF will be the first Science Fiction genre anthology open to submissions from all African writers (only) across the continent and diaspora.

Deadline for submissions is May 31st 2012.

Submission guidelines and submissions are here: AfroSF Submissions.

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