Issue 26 | March 2020 (PDF)
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Issue 27 | May 2020
INTERVIEWS Interview with Ella Dein POETRY You A Traveller Tells of Three Scenes The Case of Sun’s Brother How my Mirror Makes my Morning Muse On the Third Cockcrow FICTION…
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The South African Experience and Protest Poetry: A Reading of Zindzi Mandela’s “I Saw As A Child” and “I Have Tried Hard”
NNADUBE JONATHAN EJIOGU Zindzi’s poems titled “I Saw as a Child” and “I Have Tried Hard,” construct clearly the situation of apartheid in the textual society which, of course, assumes…
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From Soyinka, Achebe to Ojaide: Issues in Nigerian Literature
GANIU MUMIN The literature of Nigeria can be linked to the historical events that form the corpus of experience that Africa and its people encountered. Africa has witnessed many events…
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Flowers Were Her Eyes
KOMOLAFE BOLUWATIFE I am going to spend a good percentage of my life in Lagos, the western part of Nigeria. But I share an intense love for Imo, in the…
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On the Third Cockcrow
ABDULAZEEZ SHOMADE a strange sound scoots into my roomshakes my dreamy bed. my eyes twinkles before going back to sleep.again, the sound strikes. this time i’m half-awake struggling to…
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How My Mirror Makes My Morning Muse
ADESINA AJALA most mornings, i forget to look myself in the mirror—does a boy concern himself with his looks?—forget to let the mirror lure me back into myself. forget…
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