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Nalubaale Review calls for English-language manuscripts from African and diaspora writers, requiring original unpublished work and rejecting AI-generated work; deadline 30 June.
What changed
Nalubaale Review calls for English-language manuscripts from African and diaspora writers, requiring original unpublished work and rejecting AI-generated work; deadline 30 June.
March 24 dates this call, not the policy’s first adoption. It rejects AI-generated work while embracing technology, without defining editing, translation or other AI-assisted uses. Rejections, detection methods and publication outcomes are unchecked. UG denotes the magazine’s self-described base, while eligibility spans Africa and its diaspora; no continent-wide practice is inferred.
Editorial research question
Examine how literary editors define originality through submission rules, retaining unresolved generated-versus-assisted boundaries.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Nalubaale Review calls for English-language manuscripts from African and diaspora writers, requiring original unpublished work and rejecting AI-generated work; deadline 30 June.
SRC-0453Call and dateline lines 18–49 and 71.
The 2023 call in the category archive identifies Uganda as the magazine’s base; the 2026 terms are also visible there.
SRC-0454Read only lines 8–76 and 181–192; latter identifies Uganda base.
Case
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DOC-0444Call for African Writers: Manuscript Submissions OpenDOC-0445CallForSubmissions – Nalubaale Review Literary MagazineCite this record
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