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AFRICAN WRITER
African Literature, Writers and Ideas
AFRICAN WRITER
African Literature, Writers and Ideas
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
AFRICAN WRITER
African Literature, Writers and Ideas
AFRICAN WRITER
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Poetry
Marial Awendit | Before Bees
Poetry
Nasubo T. | Fear
Poetry
Abigail George | Saturday Evening Ephemera
Poetry
Victor Obukata | Girlhood
Victor Obukata
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December 31, 2024
Poetry
Dejido Bejide | Running Crazy
Dejido Bejide
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December 31, 2024
Fiction
Carol Mitchell | The Freezer
Carol Mitchell
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Fiction
Damilola Ogunrinde | Sighs and Silent Nights
Damilola Ogunrinde
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Non-Fiction
Aklile Teklé | You come here alone?
For months, I’d been drowning in work—full-time, overtime, and then some. Even my one...
Non-Fiction
Ibrahim Williams | Memorial for the Unsung
Few people are more elusive than violent aggressors who wield visceral state power. To...
Non-Fiction
Eduek Moses | A Withering I Like to Replay
Tuesday. May 5th, 2020. 6:15 AM Tires whisper over asphalt. The whoosh duets with the static...
‘Shèun Ominira-Bluejack | Of Old Renown
'Shèun Ominira-Bluejack
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"Ogunmuyiwa? That's interesting", Chief Mulele said after a moment. "I used to know an Ogunmuyiwa - F.A.S. Ogunmuyiwa… You aren't related to anyone by that name, are you?" ...
Last Month...
Ismael Hussein | There’s Never Been A Finer Night
Beth Brown Preston | Dark Kisses
Ogonna Annette Onwudiegwu | Shards of Broken Hearts
Vandal Vox | Waiting for the Train
Marial Awendit | Four Poems
Abigail George | War Poems
Darius J. Benhaim | Existential Inquiries of a Forsaken Poet
Lawrence Winkler | Big Stuff in The Green Bar
RANDOM FLASHBACK
Adewuyi Taiwo | This Country Eats Dreams
Adewuyi Taiwo
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Zahrah the Windseeker: An Excerpt from the Nnedi Okorafor Novel
Nnedi Okorafor
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Invitation to Official Launch of Eghosa Imasuen’s Fine Boys
African Writer Magazine
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Naipanoi Lepapa: I needed to be a poet to save myself…
Sola Osofisan
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