A Beginner’s Guide to Short Story Writing with Niq Mhlongo

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May

13

4:00pm

A Beginner’s Guide to Short Story Writing with Niq Mhlongo

By Jacana Media

What will you learn?
This masterclass is designed to give beginner writers an overview of short story writing. They’ll also understand the key elements of what makes a short story great – how to hone setting, character, plot, point of view, dialogue, scene, description and word choice.

Who will facilitate?
Niq Mhlongo is a South African novelist, short story writer, travel journalist, essayist, editor and educator who graduated from Wits University with a BA in African Literature and Political Studies in 1997. He has written five novels: Dog Eat Dog (2004), After Tears (2007), Way Back Home (2013), Paradise in Gaza (2020) and The City is Mine (2024). and three short story collections: Affluenza (2016), Soweto: Under the Apricot Tree (2018), For You, I’d Steal a Goat (2022). He is the editor of short story anthologies Joburg Noir (2020) and Hauntings (2021).

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