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Goethe-Institut Nigeria presents an illustrator’s event
This is a workshop for aspiring and established Children’s book Illustrators and Authors running from 17th March – 21st March 2019. The workshop will be anchored by two award winning…More
A Bottle Landed First
Mosquitoes have not returned from vacation, Kam, I said to myself. Let’s open the front door and sit in the doorway; this house is hot tonight. I agreed with myself.…More
Running Feet By Olatubosun David
I see running feet Disarrayed like troubled ants Running violently in indefinite path I see hunters Pursuing preys dodging at gunshots Continuously in all directions Justification: Our cattle are hungry!…More
Syncity NG Anniversary Anthology Competition & Prize
In celebrating its one year anniversary, Syncity NG is compiling an e-anthology and a competition. Syncity is seeking to publish 10 stories that reflect the evolving nature of storytelling from Nigeria…More
For The Love of God by Maria Oluwabukola Oni
Mama did not joke with God and wanted you, her children not to ever joke with God. There was a day the twins were fighting and the bitter one, Michael…More
Conversation with Adedayo Agarau, author of For Boys Who Went
Adedayo Agarau is a student and poet hoping to make the world a little better with his words and photography. He has works up at Barren Magazine, Geometry, Glass poetry, 8poems…More
The Sorrows of Satan — Marie Corelli
London is almost replete with cavaliers and learned men but twenty-two-year-old Londoner Geoffrey Tempest is atypical of the learned. Filled with paranoia, the squeak of the door latch, the knock…More
My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite
My Sister the Serial Killer, a debut dark thriller, written by Oyinkan Braithwaite, tells of the lives and relationship between two sisters, Korede and Ayoola. The story is set in…More
Writing Opportunities in January /February 2019
A lot of us are excited about the new year and the new opportunities it is bound to bring. In the literary world, here are some of the opportunities to …More
My Root by Ibrahim Abdul-lateef
My Root is
a vegetation of tasteless
greed
made edible for arid mouths