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Mystical Crows and the Igbo Past: A review of Odili Ujubuonu’s Crows of the Yellow Stream by Chimezie Chika

“A writer is like a camera or a screen. You must regularly go back to your past and replay the tapes so that people of the present will see what happened . . .” said Odili Ujubuonu,

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Chetachi Igbokwe Wins 2021 ANA Prize for Drama

Nigerian writer, Chetachi Igbokwe, has been declared winner of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Prize for Drama 2021, for

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Poem: For the Love of Lawsa by Ugonna Ugwuadu

For the love of Lawsa We feast on the downfall of a family member Like predators, we search for our next prey Fresh meat to feast on With wide smiles on our faces

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SSDA 2018 closing date extended.

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Covid-19 Pandemic Non-fiction Anthology Submission Deadline Extended

June 15, 2020June 22, 2020 By Omotayo

We are extending the submission deadline for our Covid-19 Pandemic Non-fiction Anthology by seven days. This decision was reached after the editors discovered

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Fiction: We Hear the Bluebirds Sing By Harlan Yarbrough

March 13, 2022March 14, 2022 By Ngiga

I wanted Ben to seduce me—no, that isn’t true: he couldn’t have anyway, because I wanted him so much. I’d have been all over him like a bad rash, before he could even have begun anything like seduction

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Mystical Crows and the Igbo Past: A review of Odili Ujubuonu’s Crows of the Yellow Stream by Chimezie Chika

March 13, 2022March 13, 2022 By Ngiga

“A writer is like a camera or a screen. You must regularly go back to your past and replay the tapes so that people of the present will see what happened . . .” said Odili Ujubuonu,

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Chetachi Igbokwe Wins 2021 ANA Prize for Drama

November 9, 2021November 9, 2021 By Ngiga

Nigerian writer, Chetachi Igbokwe, has been declared winner of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Prize for Drama 2021, for his drama, Homecoming,

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