Storyteller Dammy Ojikutu’s new fiction, ‘The Women Who Buried Hope,’ published by Brittle Paper, explores intergenerational curses, defiant choices, and the…
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Aeesha Abdullahi Alhaji’s poem ‘Hunt’ offers social commentary on Nigeria’s past, exploring themes of collective memory and the enduring human struggle with…
Medical doctor and cultural critic Precious Nzeakor explores self-perception and identity in her new Brittle Paper fiction, “Mirror Mirror, Who Is the Uglies…
Christy Ogbenjuwa’s short fiction, “What Fossil and My Father Taught Me,” explores profound themes of grief and identity, woven with scientific wonder and hi…
HummingBird Journal releases its third issue, exploring what it means to be authentically African without relying on simple definitions.
Annabel Sylvester Oromoni’s new book, ‘Of Dreams and Quiet Wars,’ explores identity, belonging, and resilience through essays and poetry.
Daniel Rightman Badom’s new poem, “Zlan ɓo (The Creator is Inside the Noise),” published on Brittle Paper, explores Liberia’s deep resilience and cultural id…