An Igby Prize for Nonfiction essay about abstract travel using discovery as a vehicle. I am going to take you on an abstract travel. This travel involves the use of one word — discover. One thing I can guarantee is that you know of someone or have heard of someone who has travelled a similar path of…
The winning essay for Igby Prize for Nonfiction on food — Tanzanian Gloria D. Gonsalves for her essay about cooking what home is I grew up in Tanzania’s mainland town of Korogwe. This road and rail junction town is about an hour and half drive from the coastal city of Tanga. The transportation costs in trucks…
WILDsound Writing Festival made a call to submit to a poetry contest. They accepted poetry in any genre or length that’s about INSPIRATION. The reading was performed by Elizabeth Rose Morriss. When you wake up in the morning, what do you tell your divine self? Do you see the stars inside affirming? Do you see…
Each living and non-living is a network of the obvious and non-obvious artwork with a deed to sustain human handiwork as a bequest to accept our responsibility. Start listening to the sounds of birds river waves rocking stones to words winds conversing with nature guards the network exists to grant tranquillity. Copyright © 2017, Gloria…
I had this idea, to start a children’s library in my other home country Tanzania. According to the BIG MAGIC by Elisabeth Gilbert, an idea will find someone who is willing to implement it. However, if you procrastinate, someday it will leave to find someone else. That’s why you sometimes read a book written by…
Books are important: you can travel the world through them, you can see your struggles reflected in them, you can find solutions to your struggles in them, you can find wisdom in them, you can find entertainment in them, you can find differing opinions in them, etc. It doesn’t matter who wrote the book or…