Submissions Closed November 1-15, 2020
image source: unsplash.com Praxis Magazine Online will be closed to new submissions from November 1 through November 15, 2020. Submissions…
“The Pain You Bear” by John Otroyin
image source: pixabay.com The Pain You Bear The pain you bear in your heart you can’t say You can’t say…
Who Was Your First…?
Who Was Your First…? Our partners at Black Women Be Like talk first images of beauty with Kenyan photographer and…
INFLAMMABLE: A REVIEW OF FELIX INALA'S QUIET
Many things are inflammable in Felix Inala’s Quiet; many things too palpable – stagger, gusto and scourge. As the curtains…
A Chat with the Business Detective (Part 2)
Our partners at Black Women Be Like chats with The Business Detective (part 2). Business Detective part one is here.…
Nollywood After TIFF 2016: What Next?
Hello World! Welcome to the second edition of #SafeHouse Sessions podcast as hosted by Emil Biobelemoye Hirai-Garuba. This episode’s topic:…
A Ciza, A Hura (Carrot & Stick) na Aliyu Wali
A Ciza, A Hura na Aliyu Wali Toh Bismillahi Ga wasu baitoci Nima in samu in shiga layi In tofa…
Ayoyin Ilu na Umar Saleh Gwani
AYOYIN ILU Na Umar Saleh Gwani Tana kwance bisa gado lullube da bargo mai launin ruwan hoda, ta yi mika,…
“i wrote a poem for valentine” by Ama Udofa
i wrote a poem for valentine light colours wine music (this is how I think of you) the world wakes…
“Ingenue Grew Up Near Logan Square” by Todd Mercer
Ingenue Grew Up Near Logan Square Ingenue slips out the kitchen door, into the grid of interlocking streets. She has…