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

The First Manifesto or the Survey of the Eye | Umar Abubakar Sidi

Poets Talk: 5 Questions with Precious Okpechi

I have never been a firm believer of poetry as a form of healing. I think it is the relatability of poems, how they make us feel like we are not alone, that brings strength to its readers. We all need something to hold on to, to believe in, a beacon of hope. And sometimes a poem is all of that.

Ancient Labour Room of Stars: A Review of Sidi’s The Poet of Dust by Carl Terver

The Risk of Love by Ambunya Angatia

Carl Terver Reviews The Anguish and Vigilance of Things by Richard Ali