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RUMOR HAS IT – 15
Click HERE for previous episodes of Rumor Has It. Kachi drove Teni’s car back to her house and she had a change of clothes. They had eaten breakfast back at the hotel so he waited for her to get a few things together before leaving. He observed the... Read More
A Play of Poetry: A Review of Darren C. Demaree’s Many Full Hands Applauding Inelegantly
by Samuel Oluwatobi Olatunji Darren C. Demaree’s Many Full Hands Applauding Inelegantly is a play of monologues clad in poetry. The many full hands in the title is a synecdochical portrayal of the audience, who applauds after watching a play... Read More
Blog Festival | Tri-Polar Homeostasis | by Scott Thomas Outlar
All rolled into one, the paradigms of yesterday become the evolved fresh perspective of a new present moment awareness. A cascading vision of truth shimmering upon the lake’s surface as the pristine water of the River Tao flows flawlessly along... Read More
Blog Festival | THE CLOAK | By Olusola Alli
She wrapped her insecurities around herself, a quilted cloak made up of different patterns and shapes depicting her cynicism, trust issues, fear of betrayal and pain. She wasn’t always that way; no, she wasn’t. At a time, not too long in the past,... Read More
Blog Festival | Memory Place | by Ogechi Nwobia
You moved out exactly a year ago and it’s the first time you’ve gone visiting since then. Your cousin who took over the house cajoled you several times to pay her a visit but between work and every other hustle, you were just not able to find the... Read More
Blog festival | BETRAYED | by Olusola Alli
Three ridges formed an eye-catching backdrop over the mountainous vista bordering the village. On this beautiful afternoon, the birds were having a beautiful time evidenced by their twittering from tree to tree. Though the sun was in the sky, the... Read More
Blog Festival | Her Psycho Date | by Olulola Tolulope
Feyi ran as fast as her legs could carry her, the pain from the blow she had been dealt with on the head taking its toll on her. She wanted to stop to catch her breath but she knew if she did, she would probably never breathe again. Tears welled up in... Read More
Blog Festival | Genotype | by Deoye Falade
YOU ARE ‘AS’ GENOTYPE, HE IS TOO. HERE’S AN IDEA… We’ve all seen this scenario before. Boy meets girl (or vice-versa so I don’t piss off gender equality people), they fall in love, begin to dream of a future together and finally, a... Read More
Blog Festival | All My Life a Virgin | by Evans Ufeli
The year was still fledgling when I got married to onyema obi. I was taught in the local church in Etua to live out my teenage years as a virgin. I accepted it. So I kept my legs closed for twenty years. I battled with sexual urges discreetly. It was... Read More