Nzube Nlebedim is a Pushcart-nominated Nigerian writer, critic, essayist, and editor. He is the founding editor and editor-in-chief of Africa’s premier literary journal, The Shallow Tales Review. He is also the editor of Afrocritik. He served as West Africa Field Editor for Energy Capital & Power, Mauritius. His work appear in The Republic, Business Day, Native Skin, Taint Taint Taint, Olongo Africa, Counterclock Journal, Brittle Paper, The James Currey Anthology (Vol. 1), African Writer, Isele Magazine, Afritondo, The Lagos Review, Afapinen, The Journal, The Kalahari Review, Entropy Mag, and others. His work has been translated and anthologised in Nigeria, the UK, US, and Ecuador.
Chidiebube onye Okohia is a Nigerian creative. He is the author of the chapbook, Of Dark Tides and Darkling Times. Some of his works have been published by Able Muse, Counterclock, Fresh.ink, and elsewhere. He tweets at @o_okohia.
Orji Victor Ebubechukwu is a short story writer from Anambra State, Nigeria. His works try to clarify and correct misconceptions about gender, class, love, sexuality and death. He has been published on African Writer Magazine, Kalahari Review, Iskanchi Press, The Shallow Tales Review, and elsewhere. Connect with him on Twitter @BubeOrji.
Uche Anaekwe is a self-acclaimed book reviewer and aspiring Book editor. She reads and writes reviews of over a hundred books yearly and works closely with some publishing houses in Nigeria like Masobe and Narrative press publishers to promote the best of African and Nigerian Literature. When she isn’t reading and sourcing for her next read, she spends her day flying around Nigeria as a flight attendant. She lives everywhere but has shelter in Lagos, Nigeria.