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Jarred Thompson on winning the Afritondo Short Story Prize 2020

Sometime in July I had a Skype chat with Jarred Thompson, winner of the inaugural Afritondo Short Story Prize. Jarred spoke to me about what it felt like to win the prize and his goals for the future.

Interview, VideoAllwell UwazuruikeSeptember 24, 2020Jarred Thompson, Afritondo Short Story PrizeComment
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