Abigail George

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Abigail George is an author, a screenwriter and an award winning poet. She is a Pushcart Prize, two-time Best of the Net nominated, Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Prize longlisted, Writing Ukraine Prize shortlisted, Identity Theory's Editor's Choice, Ink Sweat Tears Pick of the Month poet/writer, and 2023 Winner of the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Award. She is a two-time recipient of grants from the National Arts Council, one from the Centre of the Book and another from ECPACC. She won a national high school writing competition in her teens. She was interviewed by BBC Radio 4, and for AOL.com, the USA Today Network and The Tennessean. Follow her on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram @abigailgeorgepoet.

Exclusive articles:

South Africa: 30 Years Of Democracy

In A Question of Power South African writer Bessie Head writes, “Life is such a gentle, treasured thing. I learn about it every minute....

The Shore:  On Poets, Schiller And Making Mention Of The Goethean Observation

This is a prose poem that on the face of it in so many words is for children in conflict, war and genocide around...

Finding Awe, Reading Poems On A Starry Night And German-born South African Poetess Silke Heiss

“The heart wants what it wants,” sings the American pop artist, actress and mental health advocate Selena Gomez on my mobile phone. I am...

The Long Road Of Mentorship: My Friend, The Poet Mzi Mahola And A Country Of Stones

South African Mzi Mahola, selfless poet, gifted confidante, writer, author, had a lot to be proud of in my books. He knew and understood...

Writer Extraordinaire Don Afrika Beukes, An African In London, Paris and Spain

AG: Do you believe in the power of writing by hand? DB: Most definitely. It is a surging energy almost electrical. For me, holding a...

Capetonian Dillon Israel’s dream: on starting out, the unproduced playwright and his city

Dillon Israel is a South African actor, creative, storyteller and an unproduced playwright. He lives in Ravensmead, a quiet suburb in Cape Town, near...

How To Write, A Book Review “A Baker’s Dozen for Writers: 13 Tips for Great Storytelling”

"Avoid those pesky cliques," Pat Spencer, writes. She writes for writers everywhere in my opinion. This book was an engrossing and captivating, truly inspirational...

Review of “The Immigrant Catfish” by Rehanul Hoque

People always think of food when they hear about fish. They imagine the splendor and magnificence of the ocean or that sweet film about...

Finding Christ In Poetry

The conditioned thinking intellectualism, identity politics and the "silent" evidence of the solitary genius of my father Dr Ambrose Cato George has played a...

Facing The Election Campaigns In South Africa

I am the proverbial clown but I am also the tiger, back arching ready to attack my prey if my domain is encroached upon....

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