Grooming for upcoming authors

Arts Correspondent

RCG Emergy Consultancy and Events Management will this weekend hold an upcoming authors’ workshop at Long Life College in the capital.The workshop is meant to empower upcoming authors and to link them with the industry’s gurus to get mentorship. In an interview, organiser of the worksho Rairo Chengetai Gunguwo said they realised that there was a lot of hidden talent as far as writing is concerned and the workshop is meant to have upcoming authors nurtured by those who have been in the industry for a long time.

“Running under the theme ‘Unearthing Zimbabwe’s Treasure, Giving Zimbabwean Upcoming Authors Recognition they Deserve’, the workshop will at least bring the hidden talent out, giving the upcoming authors time to share their work with the public and getting guidance from the gurus of the industry on how to break ground and conquer the industry,” she said.

Gunguwo highlighted that industry’s big names including renowned writer and actor Aaron Chiundura Moyo, representatives from Inko Publishing, editors from Zimbabwe Publishing House among others will grace the workshop to assist the upcoming artists.

“Aaron Chiundura Moyo together with people from ZPH, Inko Publishing are willing to assist these upcoming authors and will grace our event and we are happy that the event has been endorsed by responsible ministry,” she said.

At least nine authors drawn from the country’s 10 provinces are expected to take part in the workshop. Some of them have written novels, poetry and other books.

They include Believe Ndoro the author of the novel “Inguva Chete”, Makanaka Nzeke who wrote “Single Ladies” and Stephen Mutsago the author of “Vicious Cycle” among others.

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