Credo to Leave by JK Anowe

Do not believe what you see on TV   I’m so afraid of being happy it is the closest thing to shame   ……………The world would still have itself   All noise…

ISSUE #12

Noise Rochelle Potkar Plums at Night Natalie Crick I like to think I’d yet manage to weave words into poems Chisom Okafor Letters Matthew Kynaston Numberless  Tiana Lavrova Papa’s Rose Ifeanyichukwu Eze…

Two Poems by Briony Hughes

female i am hung on the washing line not to dry iiiiiiibut to fumigate beneath my feet copper rage my drug of choice migrates to my iiiiilips lifted by women standing on the…

Papa’s Rose by Ifeanyichukwu Eze

Six pm. Night is coming. Why is he not here yet? Why has he not called? Fuck him. But waiting for him is slow. The pain comes and sits. It stares at…

ISSUE #13: REVIVAL

    American / Nigerian In The Interrogation Room I.S Jones Everything Will Be Normal As If Nothing Happened Dami Ajayi We Will Be Sleeping Side By Side Ndukwu Joseph Omoh Unlearning…

Farming, Tending by Bineh Ndefru

My grandmother wore the world Like she wore the same printed cloth around her waist Year after year. She carried it, ripe and sweet smelling Heavy, but steady upon her crown. She…

Seeing the Craft by Okuwoga Eyimofe

  “And I believe that the best learning process of any kind of craft is just to look at the work of others.” – Wole Soyinka In all things, get understanding. Seeing…

ISSUE #8: The Woman Issue

Guest Editor’s Note by Unoma Azuah FICTION: Unsuitable Ties by Sefi Atta The Dress That Fed the Suit by Zukiswa Wanner Angry Vaginas: Meet Project Douche by JT Lawrence Unreliable Nipples by…