The Coo of a Blue-Plumed Bird

Every time I share the story of how I started writing, I list my major steps and omit, sometimes forget, some small but nurturing moments.

A thread of coincidences: a film ending from my late ‘90s childhood, a song from a talk show late last year, a magazine article minutes

Professor Nnadozie Inyama taught us “African Fiction” in my third year at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in 2012-13. It was a straightforward course, with

Today, April 15, 2020, my time as Deputy Editor of Brittle Paper came to an end. It is a position that I originated and used

As a writer and journalist, I work from fact, my understanding of necessary truth, and a sense of responsibility. This is the case with my

Last month, prompted by an associate, I searched for and found my LITERARY AGENCIES SUBMISSIONS folder, containing information about most of the agents I queried

The day I went to see Omoni Oboli’s Love Is War was the first day I saw it on the cinema company’s site. The premise,