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Angime Journal
A Journal of Literary & Artistic Conversations
Announcements
New issue available now!
With lovely additional work, we are pleased to re-release this year's STUDENT VOICES issue of Angime! Please enjoy the work and congratulate these talented NU students!
About the Angime Literary Journal
In Kazakh, Angime [Ahn-Ghee-MAE] means ‘conversation’. In the spirit of this word, Angime promotes international, multilingual and multidisciplinary literary and artistic conversations. Edited by the diverse faculty of Nazarbayev University, Angime takes advantage of its distinctive intellectual and creative context in Kazakhstan.
Published digitally and in print, Angime accepts submissions in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, translations, photography, visual arts, hybrid and experimental works, as well as interviews, reviews and essays. We welcome submissions in English, Kazakh and Russian as well as translations from other languages into any of the three. While we are particularly interested in fostering work from Central Asia and the former Soviet Union, we also encourage submissions from established and emerging artists from around the globe. For more:
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Submissions
Angime accepts submissions in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and the visual arts. While we are particularly interested in works that engage with Central Asia and the post-Soviet sphere, we also welcome submissions that frame a conversation between multicultural, multilingual, and multidisciplinary perspectives.
Please note:
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All work needs to be submitted with a cover letter introducing the author and the submission(s), and must be emailed.
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All manuscripts should follow standard manuscript formatting requirements.
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For length requirements, please consult specific guidelines for each section.
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We accept simultaneous submissions but ask to be notified if your work is placed elsewhere.
Literary Events
Throughout the year, the Angime Literary Journal hosts an number of literary events including poetry readings, guest speakers, and creative-writing workshops.
Publications
One of the main goals of the Angime Literary Journal is to publish a showcase of talented, local writers across multiple genres, to encourage and further inspire literary creativity.
Visit angime.com to read our latest issue.
Editorial Staff
Editors
Patricia Coleman
Mariya Deykute
Jonathan Dupuy
Arlyce Menzies
Kanat Omar
Student Editor:
Yana Zgurskaya
Student Readers:
Aida Linnik
Meruyert Kassenova
Lashyn Makash
Madi Kudaibergen
Makhabbat Moldakhanova
Nurzhigit Askaraliyev
Aisha Baidildayeva
Nurzhigit Askaraliyev
Altynay Askerova
Bekzat Omirzak