Author - Sola Osofisan
Chika Unigwe on the African Writers Festival
E.C. Osondu: A Writer must come to the blank page with humility
Totems and Thunderbolts: A Poem by Sola Osofisan
Ali Znaidi: A poem is a kind of selfie captured in words
Wesley Macheso: Fiction is greater than the reality it mirrors
Abenea Ndago: History Will Forever Remain Literature’s Most Intimate Mistress
Naipanoi Lepapa: I needed to be a poet to save myself…
Interview with James Murua, Founder of JamesMurua.com
Nuzo Onoh: Terrified of Planes, Heights, Oceans, Thunder, Roaches…
Shallow Graves: Poems by Sola Osofisan
Interview with Ainehi Edoro, Founder of BrittlePaper.com
Sandra A. Mushi: The Survival of Women is Still at the Mercy of Men
Interview with Geosi Gyasi, Founder of Geosi Reads
Maik Nwosu: My Influences are a Collage of the Crossroads
Kabu Okai-Davies: Expatriate of the Imagination, Emigrant of Dreams
Okey Ndibe: A Book Reading Should be a Celebration
Ikhide Ikheloa: Analog Origins, Digital Destinations
Dr. Amitabh Mitra: A Creative Approach to Healing