Fiction and Poetry

If Nigeria Was a Bible, It Would Be the Gospel Without Jesus & For Boys Whose Hearts Are Old, Rugged Books | Psalmuel Benjamin

By Psalmuel Benjamin If Nigeria Was a Bible, It Would Be the Gospel Without Jesus…

The Eccentrics | Adedoyin Ajayi

By Adedoyin Ajayi “Doyin!” No matter how much he tried, he could never quite pronounce…

Homecoming | Sunday Saheed

By Sunday Saheed you hate to say it, but you’re still a stranger that looks…

of memories, moments & manhood | Jaachị Anyatọnwụ

By Jaachị Anyatọnwụ skinned knees & runny nose undersized shirts & patched shorts bible recitals…

After The Giant Greenlights, Nothing Here Is Worthy Of Symphony? | Psalmuel Benjamin

In this part of the global egg, a boy is a yolk– yoked like an…

Tochi Lives | Ubong Johnson

Nnewi, Nigeria. * We sit around a fire and await my grandma’s spirit to announce…

The Last Rule of Theft | Oluseye Fakinlede

1. Being friend with an Agbado Boy is not enough to become a real tiff.…

Planes and Plains | Ugochukwu Anadị

Planes and plains are parting paths. Chief and Alhaji are on board. Musa and the…

Burning Bodies | Chourouq Nasri

With the door shut, neighbours, those who are still alive, can believe that this is…

Open City & Other Poems

open city after Teju Cole i have been further south than my heart heavy in…