Call for Applications: Narrative Landscape Press

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The Narrative Landscape Press is calling for applications for an eight-week editorial internship.

Information on the internship:

  • Participants will work remotely.
  • The internship will be from the 1st of October to the 30th  of November 2024.
  • To apply, send your resume and a short cover letter to editorial@narrativelandscape.com stating why you want to work with them.

Narrative Landscape Press Limited was founded in 2016 by Anwuli Ojogwu and Eghosa Imasuen. The dream of the founders was to create a firm that could distil the essence of the publishing process and provide a service to other publishing houses and self-publishing authors within the Nigerian space. The company signed service level agreements as providers of publishing services to institutions like the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library.

In 2018, NLP decided to take the plunge into traditional publishing and opened its submissions desk. Their first big success was their acquisition of the books of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. They  have since ventured in other genres of traditional publishing and are now taking their first steps into educational books for school curricula.

The future looks bright for the Press. And they ask you—partner, reader, friend—to take this journey with them.

Applications will close on the 23rd of September 2024.

Best of luck to those applying!

Bongiwe T. Maphosa

Bongiwe T. Maphosa

Bongiwe Maphosa is a writer whose fiction and poetry offers fresh, imaginative perspectives on the human condition. Her work has been  published in prominent literary spaces, including Isele MagazineAkowdee Magazine, the AVBOB Poetry AnthologyJournal of African Youth in Literature (JAY Lit), and more. She was also nominated for the 2025 Best of the Net Anthology. Bongiwe is one of six writers selected for the inaugural Caine Prize Online Editing program and serves as a content writer, peer reviewer, and tier three awards judge for JAYLit. Bridging inner reflection with speculative worlds, she continues to carve out a distinctive voice within contemporary African literature for a growing global audience.