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Our Fathers Are Gone

  • November 9, 2013

By Ivor W. Hartmann   Our fathers are gone Lost to the abysmal sea Swirling in a sargasso of plastic   Our mothers are silent Lassitude wreathed And buried them[…]

Fiction · Lit Mag

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JAMB

  • November 9, 2013

by Sylva Nze Ifedigbo   You are peering at the fading lines of the old Economics notebook. You know it is not the lines of the note written in your[…]

Interview · Lit Mag

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Questions for Ivor W. Hartmann

  • November 9, 2013

Ivor W. Hartmann is a Zimbabwean writer, editor, publisher, visual artist, and author of Mr. Goop (2010). He is also the founder of StoryTime where a number of short stories were selected for inclusion[…]

Fiction · Lit Mag

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A Mouse Amongst Men

  • November 9, 2013

by Ivor W. Hartmann   I came to South Africa to survive, fleeing from the stone-cold house my country Zimbabwe had become. I sit here now and watch the traffic[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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A Voyage of Kinks

  • November 9, 2013

by Kolade Ajayi   It often returns, astride memories moment that axed to exes facing a life to its exits; and the menace that was penance, heaved along city corners–[…]

Editorial · Lit Mag

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Issue #22: For Kofi Awonoor

  • October 5, 2013

I remember the name from secondary school where, in preparation for the West African Examination Council (WAEC) exams, we had to read a couple of African and non-African poems (and[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Communion

  • October 5, 2013

by Kunle Aduloju   I am back To the rhythms of my blood Presence and portion That was… Which  still stands;   I am tuned To mysteries in the hidden[…]

Interview · Lit Mag

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Conversation with Tade Ipadeola

  • October 5, 2013

Tade Ipadeola is a lawyer and poet. He lives in Ibadan. His third volume of poetry, The Sahara Testaments is on the shortlist of the NLNG Nigerian Prize for Literature (along with[…]