SAI Sabouke

Sai Sabouke is a writer living in New Bussa, Nigeria. He’s a dervish who sees Sufism, history and language as formidable tools for society regeneration. His writing has appeared in Praxis Magazine Online and Agbowo. Sabouke loves beans, coffee and dreams of roasting the entrails of vultures.

To Deviate a Beam or Invert an Image: A Review of Salihu Mahe’s How to View the World from a Glass Prism

Enter for Sillerman First Book Prize for African Poets

Submit to Ayamba Anniversary Poetry Contest 2020

Call for Entries: Abuja Literary + Arts Festival 2020 Anthology

Vigilance of Things in BM Dzukogi’s These Last Tears | #Sabouke

My Afternoon in Gombe With Young Writers in the Digital Era | Y. Z. Ya’u

The Weight of Grief | Abubakar Ibrahim

Recycling | John Chizoba Vincents

Another Black Body in a Time of Corona | #Malumfashi

Poetry Contest: Poetic Wednesdays Initiative Calls for Entries