Antic, Thesis, and Antithesis in Aito Osemegbe’s “The List”
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NEW OPENINGS by Awwal Abdul
NEW OPENINGS by Awwal Abdul You worshiped him. It was not love at first sight; it was lust that transformed…
“Echoes in Silence” by Oluwafemi Babasola
ECHOES IN SILENCE for all war survivors with open eyes our brothers sleep mother earth vomits crimson liquor these old…
“Runaway” by Imhanguelo Angela
RUNAWAY Let me tell the tale of this beloved nation The tale of our baffled father and his wayward son…
Manenzhe’s “Maserumo”: a brief history of several deaths
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Being A Writer in Perilous Times: Jennifer Emelife In Conversation With Su'eddie Vershima Agema
Recently, the country has been faced with many tragedies and so it boggles the mind what it must mean to…
Losing Connections: A Review of Gloria Minage's “Boyi”
Losing Connections image by Tee Jay Dan The more prizes there are in the African literary landscape, the merrier—so goes…
“When Your Father Never Closes His Mouth” by Adesina Ayobami Idris
image source: pexels.com WHEN YOUR FATHER NEVER CLOSES HIS MOUTH When your father wants to run his mouth He comes…
BAPTISM by Sybbil White
BAPTISM by Sybbil White To us, she was ChakaChaka because the strings of pierced mineral corks she wore on her…
“The Sexton's Little Observations” by Todd Mercer
photo by Adam Crosby The Sexton’s Little Observations Sometimes no one comes. Or only the pastor, or a pastor and…