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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Category: Africalitra Monthly
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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THE PORTRAIT OF A DEFILED MOON
you become a bomb of rage ready to explode on the shadow that touches the tits of your...
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Re: Tell Me That You Love Me , Seun Lari-Williams
Kabiru, I will tell you that I love you when the sun comes out at night. Or when it’s break of...
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Who Benefits from Mo Abudu’s Production of Hushpuppi Bloomberg Article?
According to many reports, Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife and Will Parker have been granted the rights to co-produce one of the Bloomberg’s articles.
Who knew such a time as this would come for writers? The questions of monetization, copyright, and ownership come front and center not just because this is a story that has had a global audience, but the significance of the main player…
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It’s Obscene by Chimamanda: This is More than Just another Essay
After reading Chimamanda’s recent essay, It Is Obscene: A True Reflection in Three Parts, I concluded it shouldn’t be called just an essay.
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NEW CỌ́N-SCÌÒ MAGAZINE RELEASE: ‘REGENERATION’ IS OUT
Regeneration is the second issue of CONSCIO MAGAZINE published by Authorpedia in May 2021. Kukogho...
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Itanile Workshops: How We Collaborate for the Future of African Stories, Today!
One of the biggest gullies within the African literary community is the need for platforms, not...
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Ìyàwó mi Awèlewá
Ìyàwó mi Awèlewá (To my wife Awèlewá) I know how the stars are made. Not...
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