Aphrodisia
Monika RadojevicShort stories, poetry, narrative non-fiction. I write about: women, feminism, reading & writing, politics, pop-culture and the media. Always political. Unpredictable, but always delivers
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 52 | Subscribers | Read | monikaradojevic.substack.com |
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Grief is good, grief is important. But after that, there must be more.
What do you do when a heart breaks? What do you do when things fall apart and all you can do is sit and think, what now? what now? what now?
The Merky Books New Writers' Prize: on rejection as redirection
This blog series is collaboration between Monika Radojevic and the Merky Books New Writers’ Prize. The series will take readers through early stages of the competition as well as providing advice and guidance from a writer’s perspective. To...
A KNIFING MADE BY SILENCE
I wrote and performed this after being invited to speak at No 10 Downing Street. Though I felt - and still feel - conflicted about it, I was grateful for the opportunity to talk about Palestine in the epicentre of the UK’s political infrast...
My writing routine
Writing, depending on how slow you are (snail’s pace, for moi) can consume your life. You think about it/yourself way too much. WAY too much. You hate it when people ask, ‘how’s the book going?’ but feel offended when they don’t. You write ...
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rebel poet. award-winning writer. Aphrodisia is a mixture of literary work, social commentary and personal essays - usually about women, writing, politics and popculture. 'A Beautiful Lack of Consequence' due March 2025 | 'Strangerland' due 2026
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