Throughout her time in New York, Ada never forgot the guy that had kissed her at the party. She could still remember his well sculptured face and his haunting eyes; piercing eyes that seemed to [...]
May 172012
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Mar 312012
CHAPTER TEN Morann gazed at the gigantic figure of the elegant Newbury hotel, the venue of his latest assignment. Today, he would snuff the life out of someone in one of those rooms. He [...]
Dec 202011
“Tami, are you not going to fish today? The sunshine must have penetrated the river and the fishes would be awake by now!” my mama called from inside the hut. “The day is still young [...]
Nov 262011
Fire!” Sarah screamed For a while, I couldn’t grasp the meaning of what she had said. The reality of what was happening eluded me. I had become unconscious for too long to be able to [...]
Nov 202011
On loud utterances And vain promises Our hopes lay Desperately waiting for the rays Of sunshine to penetrate Our lives in the darkest state For we have been held captive by fate For so long [...]
Nov 112011
Two gone, still counting. By Oyindamola Affinnih Book Review by Peter Sunday ‘Not since The Concubine, by ElechiAmadi, the epochal novel in which the heroine is fated to serve as the source of death for [...]
Aug 252011
The quest for national Identity in Africa Article by Peter Sunday Some fifty years ago, in the sixties; the great era of African liberation arrived. Most African countries were granted autonomy from their colonial masters [...]
Jul 292011
The second literary cafe event has been scheduled; Date: Friday, 5th of August,2011. Venue: Risenetworks Library, No 20, Bayode Oluwole street, by Balogun street, off Awolowo way, Ikeja, Lagos. Time: 3:00pm Featured writers: Oyindamola Affinnih, [...]