2023 ANA REVIEW: ANA CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS
The National Executive Council of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has announced a call for submissions for the 2023 ANA Review.
According to a statement from ANA General Secretary, Maik Ortserga, the ANA Review is a highly regarded literary journal in Nigeria and the African literary community and its call for submissions for the 2023 edition is a significant event. As the 11th volume of the ANA Review, the 2023 edition aims to assess the current state of Nigerian and African literary writing and critical discourse in the field. The call for submissions is open to writers in various genres, including poetry, prose, essays, and drama, with specific guidelines for each genre.
For poets, the ANA Review calls for not more than three poems per submission. The poems can be on any subject matter and should demonstrate a high level of literary craft. Writers of short stories or fiction excerpts are also invited to submit, with a word limit of 4,000 words. The ANA Review is also open to academic and literary essays on subjects related to literature, with a word limit of 5,000 words. Additionally, skits only are accepted for drama, with a word limit of 3,000 words.
All submissions are expected to be in MS Word format and sent as attachments via email to the Editorial Board headed by the General Secretary. The email should contain details such as the writer's name, genre, contact address, telephone number, and short bio-data of the writer on the first page. Submissions for the ANA Review close on 30th July 2023, giving writers ample time to prepare their work.
The ANA Review is an opportunity for writers to showcase their talent and to contribute to the literary discourse in Nigeria and Africa. The Review has been a platform for emerging and established writers to gain recognition, and many writers have gone on to achieve success after being published in the ANA Review. As such, the call for submissions is a chance for writers to take their writing to the next level.
The 2023 ANA Review aims to present a diverse range of voices and perspectives, and the call for submissions encourages writers from different backgrounds to submit their work. The ANA Review values diversity and inclusion and seeks to promote writers who have been historically underrepresented in the literary world.
The ANA Review is an important contribution to Nigerian and African literary criticism, and the call for submissions for the 2023 edition is a reminder of the significance of the journal. The ANA Review has been at the forefront of the literary scene in Nigeria and has contributed significantly to the growth and development of Nigerian literature.
The ANA Review is an essential publication for scholars of Nigerian and African literature and provides a platform for literary criticism and analysis. The call for submissions for the 2023 edition invites writers to engage with contemporary literary issues and contribute to the ongoing discourse in the field.
The ANA Review has a tradition of publishing high-quality literature, and the call for submissions for the 2023 edition seeks to continue this tradition. The journal has been a space for writers to experiment with new forms and styles, and the call for submissions encourages writers to push the boundaries of their craft.
The ANA Review has been a platform for writers to connect with other writers and to form a community of literary practitioners. The call for submissions for the 2023 edition invites writers to join this community and contribute to the growth and development of Nigerian and African literature.
In conclusion, the call for submissions for the 2023 ANA Review is an important event in the Nigerian and African literary community. The Review provides an opportunity for writers to showcase their talent and to contribute to the literary discourse in Nigeria and Africa. The call for submissions encourages writers from diverse backgrounds to submit their work and to engage with contemporary literary issues. The ANA Review has been a significant publication in Nigerian literature and continues to be a vital platform for literary criticism and analysis.