Thursday, May 2, 2024

Kayode Afolabi

Kayode Afolabi, the chronic cakehaholic, is a Nigerian medical doctor. His first attempt at poetry was a tweaking of W.H Auden's "Lullaby" at age 11, into a love note that was never dispatched. His poems have appeared on Ake review, vox poetica, Kalahari review, Africanwriter.com and a number of other print or online mags.
http://www.medium.com/@afokay

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