Editorial Intern (Conversations Series) at 20.35 Africa (Remote) – Apply Today

20.35 Africa • Nigeria • Full-Time (Remote)

Job Description

The Editorial Intern will work with the Managing Editor in handling the Conversations series and support the organisation's editorial and publication work.

  • Job Location: Remote
  • Employment Type: Volunteer Internship
  • Salary: Remuneration in the form of internet costs

About the Company

20.35 Africa is a non-profit literary organisation dedicated to becoming a resource institution for African poetry. It publishes an annual anthology and runs programmes including the Conversations series. The organisation trains editorially minded creatives who go on to champion African poetry, offering interns exposure to the full scope of a small literary organisation's operations.

Key Responsibilities

  • Work with the Managing Editor on the Conversations series.
  • Support compiling, publicising, and publication of the annual anthology and other programmes.
  • Provide general administrative support shared among interns.

Required Skills

  • Demonstrated interest in contemporary African poetry.
  • Basic proofreading and copy-editing skills.
  • Editorial experience (poetry and prose equally required).
  • Experience with small project management and timeline maintenance.
  • Excellent email, online and virtual communication skills.
  • Basic word processing skills including Microsoft Word and Google Docs.
  • Ability to familiarize with a poet's work and derive insightful questions about their work, craft, and commitments.

How to Apply
Interested candidates should email their resume/CV and a brief cover letter focused on arts, literary, and editorial experience to editors@2035africa.org using "APPLICATION FOR EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP" as the heading. The application window stays open until the position is filled.

Why This Job Might Be a Good Fit
This role suits someone who reads contemporary African poetry closely and wants hands-on editorial experience rather than general content work. Because the intern works directly with the Managing Editor on interviews and anthology production, it builds a genuine editorial portfolio in literary publishing.

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