LAST NIGHT… by Uduak Ukpong
Last night I saw heaven in you Like whispers, you breathe words into me Telling me how precious I am “You are special” You called my name You called me...
CHIGOZIE OBIOMA'S 'THE FISHERMEN' IS ABOUT FISH-SIZED DREAMS – a review by Emmanuel O. Dairo
TITLE: THE FISHERMEN AUTHOR: CHIGOZIE OBIOMA GENRE: PROSE FICTION PUBLISHER: Little, Brown and Company YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 304 ISBN: 0316338370 (10), 978-0316338370 (13) REVIEWER: Emmanuel O. Dairo "Follow...
IDADA DELVES INTO THE DARKER RECESSES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE IN 'BY MY OWN HANDS' – a review by Sandra Whiteley
TITLE: BY MY OWN HANDS AUTHOR: JUDE IDADA GENRE: PROSE FICTION, THRILLER PUBLISHER: CREOTERNITY BOOKS YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 410 ISBN: 978-1501080562 (13), 1501080563 (10) REVIEWER: Sandra Whiteley “By...
EBIDENYEFA’S VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IS A DUALITY OF THE ABUSED AND THE ABUSER – a review by Joseph Omotayo
TITLE: VULNERABLE CHRONICLES AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: PROSE PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 144 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo Life is interesting in its multicolored mixtures. There...
I SEE A CHANGED MAN… by Olajuwon Joseph Olumide
O'er the years that I weeded vices through my lips with satire Like I'm no flesh, acclaiming myself - a hallowed messiah; A sage prophet that I feigned, a braggart...
BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST 2015: OLAJUWON JOSEPH OLUMIDE WINS AUGUST EDITION
A student at the Yaba College Of Technology (YABATECH), Olajuwon Joseph Olumide, has won the August Edition of the BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST (BPPC) 2015 which was themed “I AM...
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST 2015 [SEPTEMBER]
Nigerian poets are hereby invited to submit entries for the September (8th) edition of the BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST 2015 (BPPC) on the theme: “ME, YOU, US”. The BPPC is...
KNOW HOW TO COOK by Nancy E Biddle
know how to cook, woman and man because you never know when you'll be stranded hungry with no one else to whip up something to eat, and no change in...
PERSPECTIVES ON MODERN POETRY: BREAKING THE RULES CREATES NEW RULES
What makes someone a ‘good poet’ is the ability to express yourself in your own unique way, taking existing ‘rules’ of poetry and bending [not ignoring them] them to your...
THE RITUALS by Abiola Inioluwa Oluwaseun
The Rituals It was a silent night, The sun retiring along With the day consumed by fatigue. I presumed the gentle wind got tired of its travail against the now...