2019 Princewill Okigbo Short Story Prize: Winners Announced
Like every idea with a beautiful beginning we’ve come to the end or perhaps the beginning of a desire to immortalize our dear
SHORT STORY: IN HEARTS WE DWELL BY CHIDERA IKE-AKAENYI
Ọla cringed and sank deeper into the dark well she had created for moments like this. Her ears throbbed and her eyes hurt as Nkiru continued screaming, her words bouncing around, off the walls and out of the room; through the half-open doorway and reverberate in the empty staircase.
Bitter Plow By Drew Fine
here is also a feeling that I don’t want to be a part of this, that this, all of it, is something I don’t want in my life right now, or ever for the matter, and I’m feeling this the strongest. It’s not that I lack empathy necessarily, although that plays a role, it’s something more. It’s something about me, something in me