“Writing is important because it is essential to the existence of an open and intelligent society as well as the storage and communication of our intellectual properties.”
EDITOR’S PICK
- BLACK COUNTRY GIRL (a poem by Peace Ufedojo Haruna)
- THE BOY WHO KISSED GOD GOODBYE (a poem by Litah Ibor)
- UNDERSTANDING POETRY: THE PLACE OF PUNCTUATION IN A POEM (by Kukogho Iruesiri Samson)
- THE HILL WE CLIMB & SHADOW IN THE DARK (two poems by Stephen S. Moore)
POETRY
- BLACK COUNTRY GIRL (a poem by Peace Ufedojo Haruna)
- BLACK OR WHITE (a poem by Daniel Singfuri Yohanna)
- THE BOY WHO KISSED GOD GOODBYE (a poem by Litah Ibor)
FICTION
- FAREWELL, NNEDI (a short story by Jason Joshua Chigozie)
- AYOMIKUN (a short story by Temiloluwa Glory Motajo)
- CORONA GIRL (a short story by Adesina Ajala)
ESSAYS
- THE STATE OF NIGERIAN LITERATURE AND THE NEED FOR YOUTH INVOLVEMENT IN MANAGING THE AFFAIRS OF THE INDUSTRY by Ahmed Maiwada
- HAIKU: AN INTRODUCTION by Taofeek Ayeyemi
- WHO IS TO BLAME FOR A BADLY PUBLISHED BOOK: AUTHOR, EDITOR OR PUBLISHER?
BOOK REVIEWS
- REVIEW: CHUKWUDI NWOKPOKU HAS A MASTERY OF LANGUAGE WHICH SURFACES IN MOST OF THE POEMS IN ‘HEARTBEATS’
- REVIEW: IN ‘THE PLEDGE’, FELIX DURU SHOWS THAT WHAT TIES US TOGETHER AS A NATION IS MORE THAN WHAT SEPARATES US
- REVIEW: THE POEMS IN ‘HOW TO VIEW THE WORLD FROM A GLASS PRISM’ SEDUCE READERS TO STEP OUT OF THEIR HEADS AND GO SEARCHING FOR MEANING
INTERVIEWS
- IN THE SPOTLIGHT: AN INTERVIEW WITH RASAQ MALIK GBOLAHAN
- AUTHORPEDIA CHAT: “The more you read, the better you write” — ANGEL OYINPREYE TARILA–NIKADE
- AUTHORPEDIA CHAT: "Literary prizes do not define a writer’s worth” — AYOOLA GOODNESS OLANREWAJU
