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Author: Only Stars Know The Meaning Of Space (2024) & The Eternal Audience Of One (2021) | Founder • chairperson: @doek_africa | Editor-in-chief: @doeklitmag

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@remythequill
Rémy Ngamije
11 months
Only Stars Know The Meaning Of Space, my collection of award-winning short fiction, is finally out. It has been an incredible journey putting this book together; I am delighted to see it make its way out in the world!
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Rémy Ngamije
17 days
As always, the importance of collaborating with @BankWindhoek to bring Namibian literature to the fore cannot be stated enough, especially as the world tilts further and further to the right, and as the arts are devalued and defunded.
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
Once more, congratulations to all of the shortlisted writers, poets, and visual artists of the 2025 @BankWindhoek Doek Literary Awards. Read more about the shortlist here: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
Once more, congratulations to all of the shortlisted writers, poets, and visual artists of the 2025 @BankWindhoek Doek Literary Awards. Read more about the shortlist here: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Rémy Ngamije
17 days
This is one of the shortlists that I always look forward to because the visual artists we have in Namibia are really dope.
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlisted works are a visual entry into profound and essential discussion within Namibian society." 2025 visual art shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlisted works are a visual entry into profound and essential discussion within Namibian society." 2025 visual art shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Rémy Ngamije
17 days
Namibian poetry has always been fire, and this shortlist showcases some of the best in the country.
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlisted poems were chosen for their originality, evocative quality, and rhythm... These personal and universal experiences, written with depth and imagery so vividly haunting, are captivating and thought provoking. 2025 poetry shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlisted poems were chosen for their originality, evocative quality, and rhythm... These personal and universal experiences, written with depth and imagery so vividly haunting, are captivating and thought provoking. 2025 poetry shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Rémy Ngamije
17 days
Some local creative heavyweights on this shortlist!
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The two writers succeed in bringing their stories to life, stimulating the imagination & igniting amplified conversations about issues & themes about history and place that are vital yet in the rush of a fast-paced world." 2025 nonfiction shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
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"The two writers succeed in bringing their stories to life, stimulating the imagination & igniting amplified conversations about issues & themes about history and place that are vital yet in the rush of a fast-paced world." 2025 nonfiction shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Rémy Ngamije
17 days
Man, it feels good when talented writers are recognised for their work. What a pleasure to see how far these stories and these writers have come.
@doeklitmag
Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlist came from a longlist which bore testament to the creativity of Namibian writers... [they] were written with an acute eye for natural & psychological landscapes that Namibian & international readers can appreciate.” 2025 fiction shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
"The shortlist came from a longlist which bore testament to the creativity of Namibian writers... [they] were written with an acute eye for natural & psychological landscapes that Namibian & international readers can appreciate.” 2025 fiction shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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Doek! Literary Magazine
17 days
BANK WINDHOEK DOEK LITERARY AWARDS: SHORTLIST ANNOUNCEMENT Congratulations to all of the writers, poets, and visual artists who have been shortlisted for this year's @BankWindhoek Doek Literary Awards. 2025 shortlist: https://t.co/7jx1X3yRTY
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@theafricanink
The African Ink 📖
1 month
Weekend recommendations ❤️ The Road To The Salt Sea by @SamuelKerubu The Eternal Audience of One by @remythequill A Conspiracy of Ravens by @Ohmstonweth
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Rémy Ngamije
2 months
So looking forward to this event!
@JonathanBallPub
Jonathan Ball Publishers
2 months
🌟 Award-winning author Rémy Ngamije joins us in SA for two special events! Don’t miss the launch of Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space at Book Circle Capital 📚 and a panel on the Literary Politics of SADC Governance. Thought-provoking, powerful, and unmissable. #RémyNgamije
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Rémy Ngamije
2 months
“I still believe in the wonder of the human spirit." On being a good writer & why large language models are a cop-out, with things to read, watch & listen to from: Haidar Al-Ghazali • Kokoroko • & many more. Places From Which We Look Out At The World: https://t.co/0c2XfJ0SsO
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T_Kanjaye
3 months
Our advice is simple: find a project, path, challenge, or struggle. Find something. If you have not started, begin. And if you have, carry on. Start or continue. You must choose. But there is no stopping. Not here. Not now. Not ever. - @remythequill
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Troy Onyango
3 months
you have to do the work. you have to stay consistent. you have to stay the course. and always remember why you started. always.
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Rémy Ngamije
2 months
“I still believe in the wonder of the human spirit." On being a good writer & why large language models are a cop-out, with things to read, watch & listen to from: Haidar Al-Ghazali • Kokoroko • & many more. Places From Which We Look Out At The World: https://t.co/0c2XfJ0SsO
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Rémy Ngamije
3 months
Yoooo! Many thanks for getting a copy of this book. Much appreciated. I hope you enjoyed it. I loved being in conversation with Peter and Yvette so much. They are amazing and generous people.
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Stanchion
3 months
My next read has arrived, thanks to @Peter_Orner & Yvette Benavides' The Lonely Voice podcast episode with its author, @remythequill. I ordered this before their conversation was even over because I loved the stories and the author's kind demeanor so very much.
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Rémy Ngamije
3 months
If you adopt mediocrity as a standard you will think anyone who aspires to more is your enemy.
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Rémy Ngamije
3 months
What a pleasure to be in conversation with The Lonely Voice about "Nine Months Since Forever" and "The Giver Of Nicknames" for Texas Public Radio:
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Rwandan-born Namibian author Rémy Ngamije discusses two stories from his book, Only Stars Know the Meaning of Space: A Literary Mixtape with Peter Orner and Yvette Benavides.
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@TroyOnyango
Troy Onyango
3 months
ah, @lolwe_ has published 400 writers. it’s not easy and it’s not perfect but i am proud of what we have built. proud of all the talented writers and their brilliant work! grateful to everyone who has ever worked on the lolwe team. 🙏🏿❤️✨
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