Olúmọ Review (subs closed!)

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@ErnestJesuyemi @fjspeaks "impeccable you!” 🤗🤍

I have a new poem in @Olumoreview. Thanks to the editors for asking and for giving it a beautiful home.

Submissions for issue 6: Theophany are still open.

Microsoft Word Basics You Should Know 1. Copy, Cut, Paste: Ctrl + C → Copy Ctrl + X → Cut Ctrl + V → Paste 2. Undo / Redo: Ctrl + Z → Undo Ctrl + Y → Redo 3. Text Formatting: Ctrl + B → Bold Ctrl + I → Italic Ctrl + U → Underline Ctrl + Shift + > / < → Increase / Decrease font 4. Paragraph & Alignment: Ctrl + L → Left Ctrl + E → Center Ctrl + R → Right Ctrl + J → Justify Ctrl + Shift + L → Apply bullets 5. Navigation: Ctrl + Home → Top of doc Ctrl + End → Bottom Ctrl + F → Find Ctrl + G → Go to page/section 6. Document Management: Ctrl + N → New Ctrl + O → Open Ctrl + S → Save Ctrl + P → Print 7. Selection Shortcuts: Ctrl + A → Select all Shift + Arrow → Select text incrementally 8. Hidden Gems: Format Painter → Copy formatting (Home → Paintbrush) Navigation Pane → Ctrl + F → View headings, move sections Track Changes → Ctrl + Shift + E → Review edits Insert Hyperlink → Ctrl + K → Link text quickly 9. Tables: Tab → Move to next cell Shift + Tab → Previous cell Ctrl + T → Create table

Reading your work out loud while editing makes a lot of difference. You easily find gaps that need to be filled in and words that should be deleted. I don’t know the science behind this but it works!

Writing is hard! The more I do it the more I realize how difficult it is. Regardless, I will wake up each day and give it my best.

In the spirit of staying consistent and sharing my writing journey. I forgot to share this here the year it was announced, I found it and decided to upload it. @sevhage

Submit, submit!

Guys, we are open for submissions.

Submission guidelines here: olumoreview.weebly.com/submit.html

In the 21st century, to declare belief in something otherworldly often invites ridicule. Reason, it is assumed, always exists in opposition to Faith. Poets, we expect, should be most interested in such manifestations. We are seeking poems that explore this experience.

i return to this poem so often

@JoylandPub @Phodiso_Modirwa @_Damilola_O

We're back open for submissions. Send us your short fiction. joylandmagazine.submittable.com/submit

“My mother prays for me in ways my God doesn't: Ridwan, flourish. You are flower, bloom.” — @Ibn_Yushau44

@ST_hamza001 🙏🏾

The poems published in the recent issue of @Olumoreview are so sublime. Right wonderful, beautiful poems. God bless the poets.

Sharing this here because @PalettePoetry has been one of my favorite mags since I started writing and they just accepted my work. I also can't wait to share my forthcoming works on @FrontierPoetry and other magazines. 2026 is starting on a promisory note. I am in love, too.

okieeeees. i have a new poem on Olúmọ Review (@Olumoreview). do help me read, fam: olumoreview.weebly.com/abdulbasit-a-o…

my poem 'S p l i t Decisions' is now live on @Olumoreview Olumo Review (Issue 5).