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Isabelle Baafi (@IsabelleBaafi)’s “Chaotic Good” Wins 2025 Jerwood Prize Best First Collection (@ForwardPrizes) jaylit.com/isabelle-baafi…

How did I forget to share with y'all my poem published on the SOUTH FLORIDA POETRY JOURNAL? Forgive me guys. My sincere gratitude goes to the editors at @SoFloPoJo for giving my poem a home Related to my piece, the BARBERSHOP is one of the religious spaces for guys. Don't you

@arisaqz1 Hmmmm🤦🏼‍♂️

Crash Course in a Slaughterhouse – Nnadi Samuel lolwe.org/crash-course-i…

@SarpongOAsamoah I oppose this theory somehow….

Pep was well beaten by Amorim using his system. Pep then aquired new players & factored in that defeat & the other defeats during last season when planning for this season. Amorim is with less a capable squad at united. United was beaten becos Pep had superior tactics & players.

@lordlamba1 . .

Comment with no likes wins iPhone 16 pro max in the next 2 days

@brainjotter__ .

#poemoftheweek is "The Cynic" by Samuel Adeyemi.

@asherkkine I need a laptop to start an online studies. I will also be glad to start an online business

What do you really need now? New phone Laptop Clear debt Rent N1million Business Support New Car. Be sincere!

@JoewackleGh Have a poem with your film title though exploring different narratives

it’s a beautiful day to share the first look of NYAME MMA. my film is featured in the Short Film Corner’s Video Library of the ongoing 77th Cannes Film Festival in France 🇫🇷 the film will be exclusively accessible to Short Film Corner participants and industry professionals

“The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live.” —Joy Harjo, Perhaps the World Ends Here

One of my poems has been featured in the Winter 2024 issue of @TheSchooner: prairieschooner.unl.edu/excerpt/nkran/

“Bodies should be seen and not heard.”

More on the KUMI poetry chapbook box set including my debut " YAANOM " : rpublc.com/october-novemb…

Ghana Calls | The Poetry Foundation poetryfoundation.org/poems/43027/gh…

—Pamilerin Jacob

Ngugi vs. Achebe One of the best duels in African Literature. On language, I am for Ngugi. But Achebe has his merits! Both now our credible ancestors.

The vibrant souks of the Medina may sink into my skull like an old knife. If I die, my soul will roam this continent with pleasure, along its fine shorelines... thewalrus.ca/i-will-return-…

Yeayi Kobina writes about teeth, tall men and trouble in this issue 🫣