That it is.

We did a thing. Rémy Ngamije Busobelanga. na ine

It was delightful to read your exchange; we learned so much from her.

One of the most brilliant Zambian women.✨

We are delighted to have provided you with a platform for venturing into fiction. Hopefully more of your compositions will find welcoming homes elsewhere.

Thanks for seeing these poems/not always sure they are poems and sharing them with the world Rémy Ngamije !

We are pleased to have provided it with a home. Thank you for sharing your voice with us and the world.

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I am always surprised by how long this has been going on. 11 issues already...

I really like this wonderful short story from Kojo Baffoe. The reference to Tricky was a dope bit of old hip hop!

Fiske's auralgraphs and closing thought is haunting AF. I've been thinking about it since it landed in Doek! Literary Magazine's submission inbox.

There is poetry, and then whatever A. K. Herman writes. It is amazing.

It is so cool to have worked with my good friend name cannot be blank to publish this photo essay. His work always has a cool sense of intimacy and distance.

One day I will do a photo walk with name cannot be blank. These images remind me that I must get my ass to Johannesburg once more. Such a rich and interesting visual landscape.

Always thrilled to showcase writers, poets, and visual artists from home and elsewhere. The cross-border hustle stays strong.

Thanks Busobelanga. and Mubanga Kalimamukwento for being there with me throughout the noise and out the other side to the stillness.

Your very own writer girl 'Where Do I Start' short story has been published by Doek! Literary Magazine amongst other amazing work in Issue 11: The Stillness

Contributors from Namibia • Lesotho • Malawi • South Africa • Trinidad and Tobago • and Zambia.

Editors: Rémy Ngamije Rémy Ngamije, Mubanga Kalimamukwento Mubanga Kalimamukwento, and Zanta Nkumane Busobelanga..

PHOTOGRAPHY: 'A tribute to the restless spirit of the streets and the souls that traverse them.' — Streetscapes by Rofhiwa Maneta name cannot be blank : doeklitmag.com/streetscapes/

PHOTOGRAPHY: 'The pulse of rebellion echoing through the notes and rhythms.' — Chasing Chords by Rofhiwa Maneta name cannot be blank : doeklitmag.com/chasing-chords/

PHOTOGRAPHY: Phillip and Guillermo: exploring the mundane day-to-day life of a precedent-setting Namibian family. — Photo essay by James Jamu: doeklitmag.com/phillip-and-gu…