Suppose my body were an elegy of broken dreams
and I held the ocean within my bone marrow and could leap on the back of an unbridled gust of...
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Category: Africalitra Monthly
Notable Fiction and Nonfiction by Writers of African Descent in the Second Quarter of 2024
The Things That Bury Us By Munachim Amah (Georgia Review) Brought together in holy matrimony by...
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How to Mend a Broken Mirror
Do you know how to mend a broken mirror? It is very delicate work. Time-consuming,...
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Notable Fiction and Nonfiction by African Writers in the First Quarter of 2024
Notable Fiction and Nonfiction by African Writers in the First Quarter of 2024 Allah Have Mercy by...
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February 18th 2010
The smile on my brother’s face ran away with his hope & he is searching through the rising...
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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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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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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...
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The Evolution and Representation of African Women In Arts
Coauthors: Precious Ozioma Okeke and Olayemi Mary Adeola For decades, African women have been...
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The River and her Streams, Onyedikachi Shaquille Johnson
The songwriter imaginedstanding amid cellists,before an auditorium of compatriots who have comea...
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