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Lit Mag · Poetry

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Two Poems

  • March 23, 2014

by Femi Morgan   FOR BEER NEVER NAGS   Sweat and groan; To my concubine, go I The joy of friendship Lasts in the mixture of known and unknown  […]

Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Review

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Book Review: Lagos 2060

  • March 23, 2014

by Dami Ajayi . In 2010, eight writers gathered in a workshop to create futuristic stories, scenario and events about Lagos. They leaped fifty years forward. Lagos_2060 is the product[…]

Fiction · Lit Mag

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All is Well

  • March 23, 2014

By Mafoya Dossoumon Fufu with palm nut soup and grasscutter, jollof rice with fried plantain and chicken, nothing stops hunger. It lurks, never far away. When he was sixteen years[…]

Essays · Literature

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THE ART OF LIVING AND DYING: THE SARTREAN MOMENT IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS

  • February 13, 2014

by Adeshina Afolayan Coming into this place is one of the momentous times of my life. It is one of those moments when you lose control of yourself and refuse to[…]

Fiction · Lit Mag

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What Matters is the Way We Are

  • February 1, 2014

by Ayodele Morocco-Clarke Dear Emotan, For years, I have written this letter numerous times, initially in my head and subsequently on paper. All my previous efforts have failed, for I[…]

Editorial · Lit Mag

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Editorial | Issue #25: The Gay Issue

  • February 1, 2014

for David Kato (1964-2011) At a bar with a few friends one evening in downtown Edwardsville Illinois, a couple of years ago, I hit up a conversation with a young man.[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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The Other is a Thing

  • February 1, 2014

by Obiwu Iwanyanwu They came for the Igbo, and you laughed. They came for the Ogoni; you rolled your eyes like an owl. They rounded up Odi, and rolled over[…]

Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Non-fiction

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This is What I Know

  • February 1, 2014

by Mukoma wa Ngugi I know that Black people were sold as slaves because they were seen as talking beasts of burden and Africans colonized for their own good; and[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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The Cold Stale

  • February 1, 2014

By Nwachukwu Egbunike   Advocate tolerance Admit no tolerance   Say plenty Say nothing Deride hate Use hate Make a temple of love Make the shrine that hurts Deify freedom[…]

Essays/Criticism · Fiction · Lit Mag · Non-fiction

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I am a homosexual, Mum

  • February 1, 2014

by Binyavanga Wainaina (A lost chapter from One Day I Will Write About This Place) 11 July, 2000. This is not the right version of events. Hey mum. I was putting[…]

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