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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Poems by Ahmadu Usman Ode
BEFORE DEATH DIES haikus of hope Just before death dies: I wish to visit the sky and ask…
A Review of Yusuf Balogun Gemini’s ‘Teni n Teni’ by Adetayo Omotoyosi Adeolu
The Yoruba cultures hold within it powerful words, rhythms and strong proverbs that rebukes and at the same…
Published: Oriri’s Plight, Brymo’s Debut Fictional Novel | Get Your Copy!!!
Oriri’s plight is a mulfifaceted work of fiction centred around a young Nubian man of the dark ages….
Poetry: A girl in my dreams by Uchendu Njionye
A girl in my dreams (For Ukachukwu victory) . This poem begins with you as a lost ant…
Poetry: Street Is Military by Uchendu Kaliz Njionye
Street Is Military There is a boy standing on the bridge of fate he can’t go back those…