Interview

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Rahma Jimoh

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Haneefah Abdulrahman

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Hassana Maina

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Amrah Aliyu.

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Joel Mbuvi

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Sada Malumfashi

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Flourish Joshua

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Hussain Ahmed

I believe that all my poems can save my own life, because they free up my imagination to think of what does exist and what may be abandoned.

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Isaiah Gbenga Adepoju

"I am split between two forbidden places. So, I levitate. I’m afraid of being prodigal." -Isaiah Gbenga Adepoju

Poets Talk: 5 Questions with Munukayumbwa “Mimi” Mwiya

But there are some poems that pretty much write themselves, they just come to me and it is as easy as me putting pen to paper. These happen in the middle of conversation, or because I saw a bird fly, or thought about the smile of a boy, or because it’s raining outside.