Industry: Literature
Chidera Anikpe Asks His Mother About Death
Herein, Chidera discusses his new poem, "How To Love A Boy For…
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Notes on Grief” Shows Me that Grief is a Stranger
It's been roughly two years since the virus shook the world, and…
Success Means Impact: A Dialogue with Writer and Storyteller Kryian Chiemelie Offor
Novelist, screenwriter, and actor Kyrian Chiemelie Offor remains one of Nigeria's terrific…
Cheating on Science: Abdulrahim Hussani’s award-winning literary journey
I came across the brilliant Nigerian writer Hussani Abdulrahim, and I think…
Ife Olatona is defying the norm and following his most intense obsessions
If you are a huge fan of American television series, then perhaps…
Literary curator Uchenna Emelife on the importance of creative freedom in writing
In 2020 Uchenna Emelife enlisted Rodiyah Omotoyosi Mikail, his art-lover friend and…
Professor Kithaka wa Mberia – African literature from the perspective of a Kenyan literary scholar
Imagine the first taste of cold water at the end of a…
Creativity beyond geography: A conversation with Sa’id Sa’ad
Sa’id Sa’ad is a Nigerian storyteller, poet and spoken word artist from…
Hafsat K Abdullahi on the role of the creative in cultural revolution
21-year-old Hafsat K. Abdullahi is a writer, award-winning spoken-word artiste, fashion designer,…
Why is Loveth Liberty making poetry that sounds “homemade”?
Loveth Liberty is carefree and full of life. She is talented and grounded.…
Poet and activist Hassana Maina on the importance of resilience in strengthening Black identity
Hassana Maina is a lawyer, poet, and advocate against sexual violence. As…
Bash Amuneni sees architecture as a tangible form of poetry
Bash Amuneni explores creativity in poetry and architecture. It's like a double…