It gives me great pleasure to announce the release of the AfroSF eBook editon now available on Amazon.
It has been a real honour to edit and publish AfroSF, the very first pan-African SciFi anthology. I am proud of all the stories in this anthology and the remarkable journey we have made together to publish it. I couldn't have imagined an anthology of this strength, uniqueness, and quality of work, when I first embarked on this project in 2011 with nothing more than a hope and a dream. We have created an anthology that will forever be in the history books of African literature, and literature as a whole. We have broken a long-standing majority silence when it comes to writing about our future from our African perspective. I truly hope many more African writers will be greatly emboldened to follow suit, to envision any and all futures that we quite rightly have something to say about, and a say in, as African people.
30 November 2012
AfroSF eBook edition released!
08 November 2012
Recent Interviews for AfroSF and Editing
I have done some interviews for AfroSF and one on editing recently:
The first one was with Dave De Burgh, one of the contributors in AfroSF, and the first in a series about the anthology and the contributors: Africa Rising: AfroSF – Science Fiction by African Writers (Edited by Ivor W. Hartmann)
The second was with author and editor Nerine Dorman: AfroSF with Ivor W. Hartmann
And the third with Cristy Zinn, also an AfroSF contributor, about editing, well how I edit anyway: Cristy Zinn: Ivor Hartmann