POEMS BY ADESINA ABIOLA TAIWO | WRITERS’ GALLERY
WEEK 1 Heart on Errand * Why is my eyes brimming with tears? And my heart consuming itself, Something left me, And shattered me into…
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2018 Brittle Paper Awards: Winners Announced
Brittle paper releases final list of winners after weeks of rigorous editorial work by the judges. 31 pieces were shorlisted for this year’s edition, from…
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“Having kids is a very selfish thing” – Nigerian gay writer, Vincent Desmond
A Nigerian journalist and LGBTQ Writer, Vincent Desmond has said that having kids is an inherently selfish thing on the part of parents. See Also: How To Tell If…
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Poetry: You Are Not A Man by Philip C. Abonyi
You are not a man If you cannot quench your anger with quietness When woman vomits words that cut hearts And denies you honour…
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Chronicles Of Tonio Lawrex | Episode 4
Episode 4 – (THE MUSCULAR STRANGER)
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SEGILOLA ELEYINJU EGE by Wole Emmanuel
SEGILOLA ELEYINJU EGE I give a meticulous gaze into the wood. I see sundry trees, But I have not discerned the best as Iroko. Copious…
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About 2018 African Writers Conference
The African Writers Conference is an event conceptualized by the African Writers Development Trust aimed at bringing together writers of African descent to a common…
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Felicitation As Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Receives PEN Pinter Prize, Gives Lecture
Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was some few weeks ago awarded the PEN Pinter Prize, a prize in honour of late Nobel laureate Harold…
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Chronicles Of Tonio Lawrex | Episode 8
Episode 8 – (BEANS AND PLANTAIN PALAVAR) Read episode 1 to 7 here
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Poetry: Reminders by Akinwale Philip Peace
Reminders Reminders pull the wall from you when you rest on them and cry. Nobody wears your pain nor could your feeble shadow lead you…