My Writing Day (and other tips): Ukamaka Olisakwe
Credit: Tim Schoon Six African writers talk about their books and what works for them while writing. And of course,…
In Conversation with BM Dzukogi: “I do not think it is the duty of ANA to distribute books”
BM Dzukogi is a well-known name in Nigerian literary circles. He is the founder of the Hill-Tops Art Centre based…
An African writer and Brighton scholar in Makurdi with Carl Terver
After the Benue Book and Arts festival in June 2019 I knew I had to talk to the organisers for…
“Art is free to be purposeless”
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The Question Marker, The New Yorker, In-between: An Interview
Solomon Elusoji of The Question Marker Carl Terver in conversation with Solomon Elusoji of The Question Marker Solomon Elusoji is…
My Writing Day (and other tips): Toni Kan
Six African writers talk about their books and what works for them while writing. And of course, share some writing…
BLACK by Nurain Oladeji
BLACK by Nurain Oladeji I had started to sweat. I nudged my pace. In the fading dusk, I made out…
“Progress” by Lynn White
Photo by Jasper Garratt on Unsplash Progress “Put your best foot forward,” the hesitant are often told, but I am…
“The Day After Forever” by Gloria Chimelu
Image by S. Hermann & F. Richter from Pixabay The Day After Forever We spoke of eternity, Of bliss and…
Reshaping Obliterated Faces: Ten Female Nigerian Poets.
Featured Image Credit: Nonyelum Ekwempu Reshaping Obliterated Faces: Ten Female Nigerian Poets. Nigerian literature has always flourished. It has produced…