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More Adventures of a Lagos Wedding Planner: The Groom’s Away Match | Tolulope Popoola | Flash Fiction Series
One thing I’ve learned in my years as a wedding planner is this: the bigger the wedding, the bigger the ... read more
Who Sent Us To Grow Up? | Julius Omunizua | Poetry
Nobody prepared me. There was no whisper in the quiet spaces of childhood to say, “Later, it will get ... read more
Excerpt: From Glasgow Without Love by Albrin Junior
‘We are about to close, sir.’ Elvis swiveled back to see the docent of Kelvingrove Art and ... read more
The Thing Around Nigeria’s Neck: National Suffocation and the Cycle of Exodus in Adichie’s Short Stories | Chinaza Justina Egere | Essay
There's something deeply unsettling about the way Nigeria appears in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's The Thing ... read more
Now Accepting: African Historical Fiction for Lọ́unlọ́un
We are excited to share a submission opportunity from Lọ́unlọ́un (pronounced /luh-woon-luh-woon/). The publication ... read more
What We See When The Light Sits Close | Star Zahra | Poetry
Around me, voices of vibrant people echo, Bass of men and the sweet long rhythm of a woman's own, The rain ... read more
More Adventures of a Lagos Wedding Planner: Meet Bisi | Tolulope Popoola | Flash Fiction Series
My name is Bisi, and I’m not your average wedding planner. Some people call me a miracle worker, others call ... read more
Rootbound: A Cross-Continental Collaboration that Birthed an African Poetry Collection | Manthipe Moila | Essay
If you asked me how old I was when I last saw my father alive, I would not be able to tell you. Memory cannot serve me ... read more
