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Limbo | by Jen Thorpe | African Poetry
Limbo Liminal, lost Limb lopped. Late nights in bars and on night buses. Last trains to home departing on lonely ... read more
Chibok by Jen Thorpe
Six months Is almost enough time To create A new person. Over two hundred Should be enough To garner ... read more
“Order in the Mother City” | Walls | By Jennifer Thorpe | A Feminist Poem
It was The force of the wall That propelled her face forward And back into the foot That kicked it. The kicker ... read more
The in-between | by Jen Thorpe | A Poem
It is not always as clear as Cluster-fuck or wild success, Bombed out city or rising ... read more
ANA President Denja Abdullahi Has Not Paid 18-Year-Old Student the N100,000 Prize Money He Won, Despite Months-Long Requests from Teachers
In October 2018, at the prize ceremony at Preston Hotel, Ikeja, 18-year-old Nigerian writer Ernest O. Ògúnyemí was ... read more
This Essay Collection is a South Africa-Inspired Feminist Anthem for All Women
In the era of #metoo and #timesup, we are, more than ever before, in need of writing that deepens our understanding of ... read more
Commonwealth Prize Author Abidemi Sanusi Launches Website to Help Writers Monetize Their Careers
Nigerian digital entrepreneur and 2010 Commonwealth Writers' Prize finalist Abidemi Sanusi has launched a Website ... read more
Opportunity for Zambian Writers | Submit to the Kalemba Short Story Prize
The inaugural edition of the Kalemba Short Story Prize is open for submissions. Organised by Ukusefya WORDS, it is a ... read more
