We've been publishing Nigerian and African writers online for 13 years. Just put out our first anthology — free to read, pay what you want.
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We've been publishing Nigerian and African writers online for 13 years. Just put out our first anthology — free to read, pay what you want.

Hey, I run Nantygreens, a small literary platform that's been publishing poetry, short stories, and essays from Nigerian and African writers since 2011. Mostly volunteer-run, no funding, just people who believe the work deserves a home.

Earlier this year we put together our first anthology, 3 Poems and Some Stories — a collection of some of the strongest pieces we've published over the years. It's free to download, and if any of it resonates, there's an option to pay whatever feels fair. Every bit goes toward putting out the next volume.

If you like African writing that isn't trying to perform for anyone, it might be worth ten minutes.

Link: https://nantygreens.com/3-poems-some-stories/

Happy to answer anything about the platform or the writers in it if anyone's curious.

u/feanad — 6 hours ago