Literature

By Anote Ajeluorou IT is the shorthand of prose fiction, the short story form. Its charm lies in its brevity to compress what a full length novel could do in very few words. Mastery…
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The KS-W Prize project, launched in 2015 on occasion of the 17th LABAF, which was dedicated to mark the 20th anniversary of the killing of Saro-Wiwa, a keen observer, commentator, and…
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To sustain and elevate our artistic pursuits, I advocate for the establishment of an Art Endowment Fund, providing a stable financial foundation for the arts. Additionally, a Mobility…
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By Gregory Austin Nwakunor Cash Onadele In over 109 works, the Nigerian-American, Cash Onadele, popularly known as Aiyeko-ooto’s oeuvre spans several creative genres. In 2019, he…
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Reviewer: Oluwaseun Abimbola, PhD Publication Year: February 7, 2022 (published in ‘Soro Soke’, an ENDSARS Anthology of Poetry edited by James Yeku and  Jumoke Verisimo)  IN…
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Oluyemisi's story serves as a microcosm of the broader challenges that many young Nigerians face when they seek to drive change in their home country, navigating a complex and often…
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Caption: Bankole Olayebi (left); Ibiso Graham-Douglas; Convener, Quramo Festival of Words, Mrs. Gbemi Shasore; Dr. Eghosa Imasuen; Lanre Shasore and James Murua after the session on…
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Literally, our skies will be lighted by poetic deliveries, breaking retrogressive sentiments across the board. Hopefully, the authorities should catch in on the opportunity being…
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By Anote Ajeluorou TOMORROW, Friday, October 13, 2023, is decision day for three outstanding playwrights, whose works are up for scrutiny, with one certain to…
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We are having a collaboration with a library in Ghana. Someone reached out to me in Bénin Republic also. The next trip will be in April, and then in August again. We’re also…
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