TYWA 2020: What Does "Read-Worthy" Really Mean?
Read-Worthy If your story gracefully finds a page to nestle in our 2021 Anthology: The Sound Of Our Own Voices, it basically means 3 things: One, your story is not watery, salty, bitter, or sour! We tag our stories "Read-Worthy" simply because they are the kinds that are worthy of being read. This directly implies that they are not a waste of time. We will only publish stories that are worth reading at all. There seem to be too many writers, but too few storytellers. Another point is that your fingers are amazing! Whoever taught you how to write is a good manicurist. You made us smile, laugh, sad, or wide-eyed engrossed. Keep the good work, GoodFelo. Did you read our mission and vision clarification? We guess. We thought that, if we'll be showcasing African Young Writers to the world, we had to go with writers who could steal the show on our global scene. Writers like you! We noticed that a lot of people have been asking what Read-Worthy means. "Read-Worthy" is ...