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.

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Memoir Of A Renaissance And The Powers Of Silence In A Letter

Everything is so environmental these days in my life. I am cold even if it is summer outside. It's summer now. I have been...

The Poet, Young Galaxies Beyond The Baobab And My Parents Love Story That Involved A Lost White Glove

What does it feel like to be a wife, to have a spouse, to live in a large, spacious house, to have that sedan...

Overthinking: When I Am Not Writing I think Of South End, Gqeberha

I went to the people closest to me. My mother's response was, "ask your father." As it is, as it was, always, so, I...

StoryTime: The Aspirant Novelist, the Gqeberha Filmmaker And The History Of Light In November

I water my plants when I come home. Snip off a dead leaf. My mother heard the key in the door. She calls out...

The Essayist, Genocide In Africa And My Chemical Imbalance Is The Reason I Am Sad

Hiroshima is now gilded in history. These are lines for poetry, illness. It’s become an anthem for the wreck that I have become, my...

The Artist Unleashed: Psychosis, Denial, Mental Illness and Emotional Support For The Poet

Connecting the dots The case study Miriam Gelhor did not understand how to use the word bathos in a sentence. Did that make her stupid...

Front Doors That Have Let Poetry Into My Life

The house smelled like sugar biscuits, fried onions, and cabbage bredie. To me, it was a rare and comforting smell. There was something almost...

Blame It On Apartheid: The Middle Class, Relational Hunger And The Modern Family Dynamic

Lennox Lennox is down on his luck. In his late thirties he sports a beard. He looks older than he really is, has dreadlocks and...

The Novelist’s Burning Sincerity To Bring Words To Life

Here there are no ducks in the park in their own world of silence marking time with their song. I am utterly alone. I...

To the Lighthouse: The Bipolar Experience in Female Writing

The trend in today’s society is that the phenomena of silence, shame, stigma, ignorance still exists around the burning, global issues of mental health...

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