For the Muse of Our Predicament
A Poem – A Song – A Celebration – For J. P. Clark Was it Continue Reading
What’s a soldier to do when the war is over? Head to Baghdad, of course
Neil Reynolds describes himself as “a military man through and through”. In 1980 he was called Continue Reading
JP Clark: This Weekend Arrives Early
The literary crowd will converge at the Julius Berger Hall in the University of Lagos Thursday Continue Reading
How Short Story Day Africa Became the Continent’s Most Important Institution for Short Fiction
SIBONGILE FISHER WAS hanging out with friends, eating burgers at Snack Boss, a restaurant in Tembisa, a Continue Reading
Tropical Paradise Lost
Uzor Maxim Uzoatu The Fishermen by Chigozie Obioma; Cassava Republic Press, Abuja; 2015; 301pp In Continue Reading
Thoughtful look at leaving this life when it’s time to go
Years ago I read an article in The Guardian newspaper that said something like “old age Continue Reading
The Road Talks With The Mouth Of The Poet
If Only the Road Could Talk by Niyi Osundare, Africa World Press (AWP), New Jersey, USA, Continue Reading
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie awarded PEN Pinter Prize 2018
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is winner of the PEN Pinter Prize 2018. She will receive the Continue Reading
THEY SAY I HAVE NO CERTIFICATE
By Akeem Lasisi They say I have no certificate As if you need the Cambridge magic Continue Reading
An Encounter With the Centre of Europe
By Toyin Akinosho The first sight of Germany from the air appeared to me as a Continue Reading