Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Muheez Olawale | Even The Whitest Palms Swim In Mud

Muheez Olawale -
“Even the whitest palms swim in mud.” I’m pretty sure that this DPO’s regular remark immensely enriches my hate for...

Andrea Zanin | After School

Andrea Zanin -
The man is black as night, so not really black at all. He sits on the frayed seat of...

Daniel Joe | A beautiful day for a sad face

Fiction Daniel Joe -
On my way to the market this morning, I came across an elderly-looking man, probably in his late fifties...

Suchet Baba | Waiting

Fiction Suchet Baba -
“I’m 11 minutes away.” Your phone buzzes, as you read the text through the preview tab on your phone. Time...

Immaculate Halla | Symphony

Fiction Immaculate Halla -
“Stay away from that girl,” Mama warned the day her friends told her that our neighbors, the Kelces, were...

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