Edosio Okeoghene

Edosio Okeoghene is a writer from Nigeria. He is always working on a short story and when blessed by the muse, a poem. He views writing as the only thing that makes sense in this world and he has a thing for the surreal world and Coldplay. You can find a work of his published in the Kalahari Review and the others in his diary.

Bubble World: Fiction by Edosio Okeoghene

Fiction Edosio Okeoghene - July 31, 2018

Counting Numbers: Fiction by Edosio Okeoghene

Fiction Edosio Okeoghene - December 19, 2017

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