I am a storyteller and researcher who writes across different genres.
View my portfolio here.
INTERVIEWS & MEDIA MENTIONS
LitAfrika - Abijan & Accra Strauhof Zurich 2024 - West African Writers Residency
Judge, SprinNG Women's Author's prize (SWAP) Interviewed by Adedolapo
Poet For The Month Interviewed by Precious Okpechi for 20.35 Africa's New Poet Series
Contemporary Nigerian poetry; 30 Nigerian women poets you should be reading this match - Nigeria News Direct, Poetry Column- nnd
NON FICTION
Grief Grows Like Ugu in xylom
For This Desire, I Choose The Sun in Xylom
Time And Chance, LOATAD RESIDENCY in Accra
FICTION
Blue Ruins in Kokonut Head Media
Stitches & Style in Kokonut Head Media
Back To Base in Isele Magazine
Bush Baby in Illino Media
Dead men eat in Kalahari
Souvenir in Isele Magazine
How I learnt to drive in Xray Lit Mag
Silence that Spoke Winner Union Bank Campus Writing Challenge - Okadabooks
BOOK REVIEWS
Blue Hour Notes - Bella Naija
You Need More Than Dreams - Bella Naija
POETRY
Three Poems in A Long House
Two Poems in Isele Magazine
Motion in Minnesota Review
A Galaxy of Entropies in North Dakota Quarterly
I am wanted everywhere in Swimm
A Brackish Silence in The Willowherb Review
Fact-checking for lovers in Agbowo
There are Many Ways To Return Home in Tampered Press
Pareidolia in Brittle Paper
Phases in Lumiere Review
And in all these ways a woman is god in
Nigeria News Direct, Poetry Column- nnd
Openings in Crow & Cross Keys
Synonyms in Moremi Review
this is coming from a baby writer who is trying to put their work out more. i write poems on my WPS, sign my name on the bottom, and take a screenshot.*i didn't know i can get published on e-magazines * recently, i discovered you & your ability to unearth stories, how you gently, yet firmly ground the roots of language inside poetry, how you bend the wor(l)d. you give me so much hope and fear (as i dont know if i will ever write pieces worthy of publiction). i remember reading 'souvenir' and experiencing my body moving *rising and dropping * inside my dress. God, you are good! your works are so uncircumscribed. sometimes, it feels like your words are growing, growing past what is spread on the pages. *tell me, what do you carry as you move inside the world?* i read 'sisters' and there was wetness around my eyes. there is a child of yours in an anthology on spriNg, you named it 'why i write' that is my favourite, & it is because i think that is the work that best reflects the colours of your soul. thank you so much for telling stories.
ReplyDeletep.s was there ever time when you were not this good?
how did you grow?
can i grow? and why does it seem so impossibel?
Omg!!! Your words are too kind, and I am not even crying 😠😠see, shoot me an email let's get to know each other
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