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23/07/2025

International Writers’ Workshop 2026, Hong Kong | Fully Funded

Dates: 2 March to 29 March 2026.

Link: https://scholarshipscorner.website/hkbu-international-writers-workshop/

Benefits: Participants will receive round-trip economy airfare, four weeks of on-campus accommodation at HKBU, and a per diem.

Founded in 2004, HKBU’s International Writers’ Workshop has hosted 150+ writers from 55+ countries.

Deadline: 7 September, 2025.

Credit: ASIA-EUROPE FOUNDATION (ASEF) 2017
This content is based on and adapted from information available on the official website. Details are subject to change. For any credit or content inquiries, please contact us.

16/07/2025

Bula Baka Bookers, Our Literacy Labs start again this Saturday and next Saturday led by Baka Books and hosted at the YWCA Kindy in Desvouex Road, (the building after Chef Phillipe's formally known as Mana Cafe). There are limited spaces so please register via link in bio. The target age group is for 13 to 16 year olds. Looking forward to your enquiries and registrations. Vinaka and Happy Reading from the Baka Books Team.

16/07/2025
Where the Sugarcane Grows is available on Siuhuu for customers outside Fiji.
10/07/2025

Where the Sugarcane Grows is available on Siuhuu for customers outside Fiji.

Where the Sugarcane Grows is a rich tapestry of life in western Viti-levu, weaving together stories of resilience, love, and cultural identity. From the bittersweet triumph of a father’s sacrifice in Sandhya - The Twilight to the rebellious spirit of a village girl in Bloody Julie, these tales cap...

09/07/2025
We're also honoured to introduce Professor Subramani's third edition of "South Pacific Literature"Subrani will be genero...
09/07/2025

We're also honoured to introduce Professor Subramani's third edition of "South Pacific Literature"

Subrani will be generously donating all book sales to the revival and rejuvination of the Fiji Writers Association.

Limited books are available for sale.

We had a successful and enjoyable launch of the second edition of "Where the Sugarcane Grows". Thank you to the amazing ...
09/07/2025

We had a successful and enjoyable launch of the second edition of "Where the Sugarcane Grows". Thank you to the amazing team at Baka Books for hosting the launch.

Vinaka Vakalevu to the High Commissioner of India in Fiji (High Commission of India, Suva) H.E Mr. Sumeet Mehta for gracing us with his presence as our chief guest. His speech gave the local writing community great hope and excitement for the opportunities ahead.

Congratulations to the writers once again.

Thank you for all our honoured guests who celebrated with us. Vinaka Vakalevu Fiji Arts Council , Film Fiji, FNU, Department of Culture Heritage and Arts, the media, our family and friends for your continued support.

Where the Sugarcane Grows is available at Baka Books, Amazon and Siuhuu.

The Fiji National University’s Department of Language and Literature, in collaboration with Kulawai Press, is proud to a...
09/07/2025

The Fiji National University’s Department of Language and Literature, in collaboration with Kulawai Press, is proud to announce the launch of Where the Sugarcane Grows—an anthology of short stories by writers from the Western Division.

We are especially pleased to share that five of the featured authors are members of the FNU community, with four based at our Natabua Campus and one from Namaka Campus.

The anthology is edited by renowned writer and publisher, Ms Paulini Turagabeci.

08/07/2025

This comprehensive survey is to give us an accurate overview of the number of people working in Fiji libraries. The data collected on library type, employment status, qualifications, and experience will help us understand the current state of our libraries for advocacy purposes. Vinaka vakalevu for....

CONGRATULATIONS to one Fiji's great creative writers, Mr. Khemendra Kumar.
29/06/2025

CONGRATULATIONS to one Fiji's great creative writers, Mr. Khemendra Kumar.

🇫🇯✈️🇺🇸 Fiji National University's School of Education Lecturer Khemendra Kumar is on his way to the United States to participate in the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference and Cultural Programming. This U.S. exchange brings global educators together to explore tech in the classroom, share teaching strategies, and build cross-cultural connections. All the best, Khemendra!

29/06/2025

OCACPS Talanoa Series presents 'An Evening With...Manisha Anjali'

Join us at the Molikilagi Bure on Tuesday 01 July (5.30pm-7.30pm) for OCACPS’ second event in our new talanoa series called ‘An Evening With…’
This is a free event held in collaboration with Suva-based Baka Books. Details on the talanoa topic and the speaker are below.

SUBMERGED POETICS
Manisha Anjali discusses forgotten histories of the South Pacific and mystical methodologies, from receiving dreams to finding traces of kin in colonial archives, in reference to her narrative poem Naag Mountain, a collaboration between history and dream. In Naag Mountain, a counter-history is formed through dialogue with the submerged past, mirroring the fragmentation, disorientation and hybridity of historical displacement. Her current work encompasses islands and underwater research, moving towards a poetics of the unseen during the climate crisis.

Manisha Anjali was born in Suva, Fiji. She is the author of Naag Mountain (Giramondo, 2024). Naag Mountain was shortlisted for the Judith Wright Calanthe Award, longlisted for the Stella Prize, highly commended at the Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards and commended for the Anne Elder Award. She is the founder of Neptune, a research and documentation platform for dreams, visions and hallucinations. Manisha is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne.

Website: www.manishaanjali.com
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