Oyibo pepper, if you see my pepper, you go yellow more more… “Where is my child?” I heard my mother ask softly. The stench of blood was thick...
Author - Deborah Amarachi Nwaeze
Deborah Amarachi Nwaeze is a Nigerian writer with a flair for literature, photography and historic art. Her stories have been featured in African Writer and Libretto Magazine. Her writing style leans toward lifestyle, culture and sometimes, humour. When she isn't reading or writing, she's probably sharing high octane memes or scouting for meat to eat.
When boys refuse to become men, they alter the natural course of transition. They sit around in dirty, old boxers, the ones that have pathetic peek holes at...
I do not sit in rooms with moldy walls and worn carpeting for nothing. I do not like to explain myself either, but let me tell you, don’t knock on...