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Three Poems

  • June 21, 2014

By Dami Ajayi   Falling in Love Between reality and angst: existential and muddled a second outlasts eternity: vice versa.   The flutter of heart valves is mechanical Like falling[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Two Poems

  • June 20, 2014

by Agatha Aduro   For N.E   I   A thousand tongues surrounded you Ten thousand feet stomped the ground A million dust devils had you like a spinning top[…]

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Interview · Lit Mag

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In Conversation with Bassey Ikpi

  • April 26, 2014

by Kola Tubosun I first came across her work on YouTube, a couple of years ago, where she performed a number of hair-raising poems at the now discontinued DefJam series.[…]

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[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Bone of my Bone…

  • February 1, 2014

by Benson Eluma     At the intersection of Amber Junction a vessel of vestal piss for they know their gods’ inner wish to have pus poulticed…   Not me; it[…]

Fiction · Lit Mag · News · Poetry

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Prizes, Anthologies and Competitions

  • October 23, 2013

The following list is of competitions and prizes for poetry and fiction writers around the world, for individual work as well as for completed manuscripts. This is not in any[…]

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[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Three Poems by Echezonachukwu Nduka

  • October 5, 2013

My Sin on a Sunday Morning   Sinners must go to hell or so I’m told. That is, if they repent not.   Preachers’ picture of hell is doom. Hell[…]

Lit Mag · Poetry

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Three Poems by Peter Akinlabi

  • October 5, 2013

Night I have thought these importunate ruins painting your face brighter as something sinuous,   something that is capable of rousing a broken ghost to the will of flesh  […]

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