A chance at an Oxford Poetry Prize.
“What Do Women Want?”
BY KIM ADDONIZIO
I want a red dress.
I want it flimsy and cheap,
TBR: How are you adapting to the cultural shift?
Nothing much has shifted; just the socio psychographic...
Still I rise...
TBR: Tell us about yourself
Well, I am Uhomoabhi Mark Ogbebor, poet, author, design strategist, veteran performance poet, historian, business analyst with 20 years’ cognate experience, certified scrum master, product...
Author: Adigwe Angela Chidinma
Publisher: Redletter Crib signature
Reviewer : Sonny Kaku
Year of Publication: 2021
Genre: Poetry
What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black (Reflections of an African-American Mother)
BY MARGARET BURROUGHS
Breaking free from the shellLet me out , let me out ,Fresh smells filter down through yellow spring green leavesMy eyes open to take in bright gold lightI...
Prizes and Grants
African Writers Awards
Afritondo Short Story Prize
Gerald Kraak Prize
Kendeka Short Story Prize
In this collection, the artist-cum-poet crafts a narrative that transcends the ordinary, offering a profound exploration of laughter and longing within the realm of motherhood.
Brushstrokes of Literary Devices: A...