Nigeria’s Culture of Anthologies: Making a Case for the New Generation || Paul Liam

There is a rawness and a tangibility to this struggle, asserting itself like a shawl over the spirit and engendering a gradual fading away of the substantial, particular (in)carnation we occupy. Essentially, we become apologists in an oppression we neither deserve nor comprehend but in which we are too lost to realize the extent of our performance in the disservice.

Sihle Ntuli’s Chapbook Forthcoming from South African Press, uHlanga

What is Happening to Nigerian Poetry? | Kukogho Iruesiri Samson

How I Will Hug My Mother After the Pandemic | a poem by Eloísa Perez-Lozano

Umar Abubakar Sidi’s Search for Poesy || Paul Liam

There is a rawness and a tangibility to this struggle, asserting itself like a shawl over the spirit and engendering a gradual fading away of the substantial, particular (in)carnation we occupy. Essentially, we become apologists in an oppression we neither deserve nor comprehend but in which we are too lost to realize the extent of our performance in the disservice.

Insane Mimesis: An Ambiguous Diegesis of Umar Abubakar Sidi’s The First Manifesto or the Survey of the Eye | a poem by Umar Saleh Gwani

Apocalypse Now | a poem by Eve Lyons

Nigerian Poet wins Many Voices Project Poetry Prize

Ugochukwu Damian’s Chapbook Selected as Runner-up for Sundress Publication 2020 Chapbook Contest

Call for Submission: Touchstone Debut Prize in Poetry