New story! The first time I acknowledged the grey area myfirsttimesa.com/2017/06/19…
2017 call for stories – tell us about your first time myfirsttimesa.com/2017/01/11…
Call for stories! Reproduction in all its manifestations myfirsttimesa.com/2015/06/17…
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Jen Thorpe
@Jen_Thorpe
Feminist writer reading only African women writers for a year. Ed of @MyFirstTimeSA and @FeministsSA sites
Congrats to every brave woman who wrote in with her 'First time' story. The site reached a million views this month ow.ly/LyuFK
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In preparation for the #TouchUrself dialogue, check out these great true stories about masturbation on @MyFirstTimeSA ow.ly/JGDjG
Almost a million views on the site. Help get us there. Share your first time story. Send it in to 1sttimewritingproject2010 at gmail dot com
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19. If you knew that in one year you would die suddenly, would you change anything about the way you are now living? Why? #36questions
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Call for submissions: Imagine Africa 500 wp.me/p55zJn-2f
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Meet the Helena in Helena S.Paige. Helen Moffett models A Girl Walks Into A Wedding. Photographed by Cara-lee Gevers
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For more of @alexteyie 's clever clever writing, check out this piece 'Invoking the women in early African writing' ow.ly/Hkn1w
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Editor of My @MyFirstTimeSA @Jen_Thorpe has won a Kobo in the Bookslive flash fiction contest, read it here bookslive.co.za/blog/2014/11…
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AM read from Flash Fiction From Ghana: “Taboos” by Antony Can-Tamakloe. fb.me/6TJ2CNoL2
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Fox & Raven: The winners of Ravensmoot: Utopia/Havoc have been revealed! fb.me/4Bp9Ht9e8
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You never have to change anything you get up in the middle of the night to write. - Saul Bellow
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Read Jen Thorpe's review of The Pumpkin Seeds and Other Gifts, a collection of writing from FEMRITE, the Ugandan... fb.me/44Kadbax1
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Morning read via itch: ‘The Lump’ by Jen Thorpe.
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