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Reading Shallow Tales III

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Keynote speaker Ikhide Ikheloa Readers Sola Osofisan (Nigeria) Cheryl Ntumy (Ghana) Chinonyelum Anyichie (Nigeria) Chideraa Ike-Akaenyi (Nigeria) Nerine Dorman (South Africa) Amanda Ilozumba (Nigeria) Stephen Embleton (South Africa) Joshua Chizoma…

Reading Shallow Tales

Reading Shallow Tales II

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Keynote speaker Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún (Nigeria) Readers Jakky Bankong-Obi (Nigeria) Karen Jennings (South Africa) Frances Ogamba (Nigeria) Roseline Mgbodichinma (Nigeria) Sir Eriata Oribhabor (Nigeria) Chinua Ezenwa-Ohaeto (Nigeria) Chidiebube onye Okohia (Nigeria)…

Reading Shallow Tales

Reading Shallow Tales I

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Keynote speaker Richard Alli (Nigeria) Readers Tunde Ososanya (Nigeria) Anointing Obuh (Nigeria) Hannu Afere (Nigeria) Martins Deep (Nigeria) Carl Terver (Nigeria) Temani Nkalolang (Botswana) Adjei Agyei-Baah (Ghana) Sheriff Ogundele (Nigeria)…

Issues

Issue 44 | June 2024

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Meet the Team Credits Editorial: Destinations, Often, Are Halfway Points Interview: Towards Fiction and an Understanding of Forgiveness: A Conversation with Sabah Carrim Fiction The Evil in Me The Latecomer…

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Credits

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Publisher Nzube Nlebedim Photographs and Art Oti Benedict Chijioke Production Nzube Nlebedim Cover Poster Design The Shallow Tales Media Cover Image Credit Dr. Sabah Carrim

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Meet the Team

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Fiction Editor Nzube Nlebedim Poetry Editor Chidiebube onye Okohia Nonfiction Editor Orji Victor Ebubechukwu Editorial Assistant Uche Anaekwe Art and Photography Oti Benedict Chijioke Graphics and Cover Designs The Shallow…

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Destinations, Often, Are Halfway Points | Editorial

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V.S Naipaul’s 1961 novel, A House for Mr. Biswas, describes the slightly unfortunate Mohun Biswas whose desire to find independence in a home measures up to his search for personal…

Poetry

Coastal Forlornness | Frank Njugi

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In the salty sea air of Mombasa — on a house at the edge of a tangerine glove, I question the literalism of sadness, how a boy becomes fiend to…

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Ndako Na Ngai, or My Home | Laurène Southe

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Sometimes, a piece of home lands on the tip of your tongue as it dissolves into smaller pieces of digestible joy – Savory pronounced as pundu or chikwanga. Other times,…

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History & Checkpoints | Azaiouris Y. Zeon

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for Liberia you have heard of how places open fresh eyes into the body, and built memories next to the mark we gather from the war. you have seen the…