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Charmaine Wynn (2023) USA

Book: Hidden Treasures (available on Amazon)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hidden-Treasures-Charmaine-Wynn/dp/B0BMZCGVDY

Jackie Chikambure captivated the audience at the Revive and Thrive event by Penny's Bookclub in Johannesburg on June 8, 2024. 

Her inspiring talk, "Reframing Your Personal Narrative," highlighted the transformative power of storytelling. Jackie showed how shifting perspectives and crafting new narratives can change lives, empowering individuals to rewrite their own stories. 

Her insights and passion left everyone motivated and eager to transform their own stories. 

What's your story?

Jackie Chikambure’s fictional short story “Kombi” wins the ShonaReads ZF competition. Her story is short but has you holding your breath the entire way through. This thrilling story took first place after being voted for by social media readers. Congratulations Jackie, we look forward to reading more of your work in the future!

Kombi

A woman taking a taxi home from work becomes aware that the driver has taken a different route and is acting strangely before he shows her a video of his family being held captive and explains that if he doesn’t drive them all to their deaths, they will be killed; the woman struggles with her conscience and tries to persuade the driver to spare their lives.

The book ANAISHE written by Jackie Chikambure is a dramatic tale sprinkled with life lessons and plenty of twists. This debut novel is a welcome addition to the African writing space.

"Where Have All The Abusive Men Gone? Anaishe – Men-killing Vigilante on the Loose"

24-year-old Anaishe's life takes a dramatic turn after she becomes pregnant and trapped in an abusive marriage. When her husband mysteriously vanishes, abusive men across Gauteng start disappearing. Could the quiet, kind, single mother Anaishe be behind these vigilante actions? Is she a hero or a villain? Dive into this gripping mystery!

Read the full article: https://publishdafrika.com/.../publishd-afrika-magazine.../

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Jacqueline, can you walk us through your story – how you started and how you got to where you are today?

Writing has been in my spirit since I was a little girl. My favorite time in class was Creative Writing time, we had to be quiet for 30 minutes and write a story.  I have always found writing to be such a magical experience because you are building something out of nothing.  

As the founder of Tell Our Story, a creative company that provides ghostwriting services to help people tell their stories. If you have ever wanted to write a book, or a short story and can’t quite find the words to tell it, then we would love to help you make that dream come true.

Read the full interview here: https://voyageatl.com/interview/meet-jacqueline-chikambure/

Jackie Chikambure emerged victorious in the Vindigo Press Short Story Competition with her captivating entry, 'She Used to Make Me Omelettes.' The announcement took place at the prestigious Bookbedonnerd Literary Festival held in Richmond.

Jackie's winning narrative stood out among a pool of talented submissions, showcasing her exceptional storytelling skills and creative prowess. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to her for this well-deserved achievement.

The Vindigo Press Short Story Competition aims to celebrate and recognize emerging literary talent, and Jackie's entry truly exemplifies the essence of this initiative. 

 Read her story here: 

https://rb.gy/ofltrz