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https://www.nairaland.com/1848060/writehouse-collective-book-sales-distributions
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WriteHouse is a social enterprise initiative working to nurture and deepen growth in Nigeria’s creative industry by facilitating new and innovative platforms for the development and promotion of literature, arts and culture.
We provide distribution and representation services for independent authors and publishers; organise and manage Artmosphere, a monthly literary and art event where established and emerging writers, booklovers and the nation’s cultural practitioners meet to read and share ideas. We also provide editorial and author management services, publishing and media representation for emerging writers and artists with a view to help expose their work to a larger audience.
As a a fast growing social enterprise located in Lagos and Ibadan, we have a catalogue of Available Books which are a collectors item, any time, any day.
From the Classics, to the Award Winners, to the Critic's Choice, and all our books transcends the major genres of Literature, without excluding General Interests and Academic Books, also in our stock are Memoir, Biographies, and Autobiographies.
Kindly follow us on twitter @writehouseng, Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Writehouse Collective
E-mail: writehouseng@gmail.com
/writehouse

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Artmosphere June, 2013
Edition: City Life
Artmosphere, a leading literary,
arts and performance parley
curated by WriteHouse Collective
has consistently provided the
needed ambience for literary,
creative and intellectual
empowerment in Nigeria.
This edition of Artmosphere,
tagged “City Life” x-rays creative
narratives that border on life and
living in the cities. The city is not
the comfort zone for a lot of
people; however people struggle
every day to make their city
spaces a new home. Some
associations of native ideals are
formed but are tested by capital,
commerce and interest. With the
stories of our authors as
materials for questioning, a wide
range of ideas like rural-urban
migration, urban culture as
opposed to indigenous culture,
infrastructure, environmental
reactions to changes, and others,
will crop up at the event.
The experiences of Africans in
diaspora who are thriving in the
global cities of the world with
the attendant shocks of self-
imposed exile will also be
considered.
Eghosa Imasuen, author of the
highly acclaimed novel, Fine Boys
and Unoma Azuah, literary
scholar, novelist and winner of
the Ama Ata Aidoo Prize, will be
reading from their works at the
event. Skilled modern poets,
Tosin Gbogi and Tolu Oloruntoba,
will read from their poetry
collections and also engage the
audience on the themed
discourse.
This 6th edition of Artmosphere
marks two years of providing
quality service in creativity and
culture through the monthly arts
parley. For the parent social
enterprise, WriteHouse, it is a
celebration and a challenge to do
more for those who look up to
us for creative direction.
WriteHouse Collective will be
launching its online literary,
culture and politics
magazine, Sakonfa at the event.
The weekly magazine will
provide the growing Nigerian
reader a vista of interesting short
stories, enduring poetry works,
book, film and travel reviews. It
will also regard the impetus of
critical views on governance in
the country through its guest
column. Submissions for political
essays, creative works,
photography and reviews should
be sent to:
submissions@sakonfa.com.ng.
Artmosphere is organised by
WriteHouse Collective, a creative
enterprise, culture and arts firm
and supported by Ibridge Hub, a
place for people with great ideas
to meet, learn and work. This
edition is also supported by
literary friends across the
country.
The June edition of
Artmosphere tagged “City Life”
will hold by 3pm on Saturday,
June 15, 2013.
Venue: NuStreams Conference
Centre, KM 110 Abeokuta road,
Alalubosa GRA Extension, Ibadan.

WriteHouse Collective is a social
enterprise initiative working to
nurture and deepen growth in
Nigeria’s creative industry by
engineering new and innovative
media platforms for the
development of literature, arts
and culture.
We organise and manage
Artmosphere a monthly platform
that promotes creative
expressions in poetry, music and
the arts. We provide editorial
and author management
services; facilitate creative
knowledge-exchange platforms
and media representation for
emerging writers and artists
with a view to help expose their
work to a larger audience.
Whether it be literature, theatre,
music, digital media, visual or
performing arts- whatever the
discipline- WriteHouse is
committed to ensuring that our
cultural creators have the best
possible environment to practice
their craft, and that they have
access to the resources and
services necessary for their
ongoing success. We are
passionately committed to the
cultivation of excellence in
contemporary Nigerian creative
industry.
Kindly follow us on facebook at Writehouse Collective and follow us on twitter @writehouseng or You can Email Us at write@writehouse.com.ng or check our website @ www.writehouse.com.ng

I Endorse Sankofa's Call for Submission to the Frontpage..Kindly help to move to front page.

Submissions
Call for Submissions
Online Magazine seeks new
writings on Culture, Literature
and Politics
Sankofa is an online magazine
where brave thinking and bold
new voices challenge, inform,
educate and entertain the nation.
An excellent mix of storytelling
and cutting-edge creativity, our
contributors create timeless and
compelling stories by deploying
their exceptional talents in the
discourse of the nation’s most
important and intriguing topics.
Sankofa brings a creative twist to
the practice of journalism by
creating a middle-ground where
literary dexterity and best
practices from the journalism
profession are combined to
delight our audience. With
foundational interests in culture,
literature and politics, we publish
analysis, commentary, opinion,
reportage, essays, memoir,
poetry, fiction, reviews and
criticism for the young and old.
Guidelines
Contributors are invited to send
in up to three pieces for
consideration. There are no
restrictions as to topic, style or
theme as long as they are related
to the overall focus of the
magazine in the areas of culture,
literature and politics.
All entries must be original,
unpublished, in English, typed at
1.5 spacing, with generous
margins in Microsoft Word or
Rich Text Formats. Entries should
be sent electronically to
submissions@sankofa.com.ng
and must be accompanied by a
short profile and portrait picture.
The word “submission” and the
entrant’s name must appear in
the subject line of the email
transmission. Submission to the
maiden edition closes on Friday,
June 7, 2013.
Acceptance
Selected contributors will receive
emails and SMS acknowledging
receipt of their work as well as
details of scheduled publication
dates. We acquire first electronic
publishing rights. All other rights
revert to the contributor after
publication. Published work
remains part of Sankofa’s online
archive. If the work is reprinted,
we ask that you acknowledge
Sankofa as the original place of
publication. It should be noted
that selected contributors will
not be paid but will enjoy a
nonexclusive access to the
magazine and the freedom to
share its contents with the
world.
KINDLY VISIT www.sankofa.com.ng for more info.