Poetry: How I was designed after a broken palace by Temitope Ashaolu
On every single moment,a moment dies and another buried it In every open day, twilight dies and offsprings…
Poetry: Memories and One Other Poem by Emmanuel Chitsanzo Mtema
Dilemma What do these lines mean? This artistic sculpture that lies meaninglessly on the floor The earth’s…
FWGE Day 1: My African Queen by Bamidele Ayobami Lukman
I was a farmer, And she a gardener. I sow seeds, While she breeds fruits. She is an…
Ugandan Harriet Anena Wins Wole Soyinka Prize For Literature
A Ugandan, Harriet Anena has bagged the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa. She won the prestigious…
Tribute to Ikeogu Oke: Death not Again by Emmanuel Joseph
Death not Again Death not again… You will lay your ugly hand In the lives of our kins…
Poetry: For How Long? by Oluokun Salman Abiodun
for how long…? haven’t we slaughtered nights in large numbers to invoke the god of dream? for how…
The Danger of Following Trend as a Writer by Micheal Ace | Read Excerpt
“Some poets can’t write but brokenness, boys, body, city” – Phunsho Oris There’s something about being in vogue…
Poems by Ahmadu Usman Ode
BEFORE DEATH DIES haikus of hope Just before death dies: I wish to visit the sky and ask…
Traditional Publishing: 9 Literary Houses you can Submit your Manuscript for Free Publication
It takes more than a good manuscript to become an author, taking into perspective the cost of book…
The Poet as an Influencer: An Ideological Reading of Tukur Ridwan’s A Boy’s Tears on Earth’s Tongue
Recently, I was engaged in an intellectual discourse with a seasoned poet about the role of a writer…