Folktale Narratives: Addressing Social Ills in a Review of Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart”
If there is one genre that has captured the imagination of people from all walks of life...
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Why Itanile Has Been Quiet
Hi. My name is Damilola Jonathan Oladeji, and I think it’s appropriate to let you know...
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR JANUARY 2023 ISSUE
We are delighted to announce that submissions are now open for our January 2023 Issue. Aligning...
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ANNOUNCING THE ITANILE MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS 2022
Itanile Magazine is pleased to announce the winners of the Itanile Award for 2022. In rewarding...
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End 2022 Note: Itanile’s Journey Through Trenches, The Longlist or Award Nominees and more
To be honest with you, this is not one of the parts of editorial work that’s fun. Putting it...
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The Spirit of St. Louis by Alex Nderitu
The melanin queen was perched on a bar stool, Checking me out from head to shoe. Her eyes were...
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Nature-rally
Though the oceans rage & the waters imagine a vain thing; though the sun scorches the...
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Our World is Awfully Beautiful.
These are the times We are in dark times, my love. The morning still sweet in the awful sepia sky...
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Call for Submissions for The December Issue
We are pleased to announce that entries are now open for our second reading period. Aligning with...
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My Country as a Metaphor for Joke
1. my country as a metaphor for joke in my country, we have forgotten how to shiver when we see...
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Time Is Different Over Here
It was what she had always prayed for. Life. A new life. An opportunity to make life. An...
Read MoreA Conversation with Samuel A. Adeyemi: An Interview
I started writing poetry, intentionally, in 2017. Studying literature in secondary school was mostly the catalyst. I fell in love after reading the poets we were taught
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