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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Category: Non-Fiction
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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Meghan Markle’s Baby and the Questions on Race.
In the aftermath of the royal family’s saga – Meghan Markle revealing her suicidal thoughts,...
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IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF A TRIGGERED GOVERNMENT, ANGLOPHONE CAMEROON & NIGERIA.
It is not the absence of military interventions that we have restored, which will bring back our...
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A Case For Prizes (pt 2): Brunel Poetry Prize
It was seven in the evening on the 4th of May – and I was about to retire after another monotonous...
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There’s a Hidden Blessing
I had just stepped out of my compound that morning when this beautiful metallic grey jeep drove...
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The Embrace – Nonfiction by Damilola Jonathan Oladeji
When there was an aeroplane flying over the dusty brown rooftops of Ibadan, I used to wonder where...
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The Paradox of Quality Writing: Is My Writing Good Enough?
Towards the end of last year, I planned to write a thing or two about this writing business, the...
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Literary Magazines of Africa’s Future and The Making of Voices
When we think of how Africa speaks to the world, we sometimes think of the crying baby, its gaping...
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