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About Ijagun Poetry Journal

Ijagun Poetry Journal is a quarterly journal that provides a platform from which we can tell our own stories in the authenticity of their multiplicity through the poetic medium. We don’t want to hear these stories from our master “griots” alone; we want to hear from those mastering their art, too. Hence, we aim at publishing new and emerging poets. We also welcome the works of established poets in order to encourage the poetic genius of those mastering poetic art. We prize original works that conform to, break or reinvent conventions. Again, we accept reviews and critical essays on poetry. We also accept powerful art works and photographs that make us appreciate the "poetry" in everything.

Anthony Ward

Anthony Ward tends to fidget with his thoughts in the hope of laying them to rest. He has managed to lay them in a number of literary magazines including The Faircloth Review, Ijagun Poetry Journal, Shot Glass Journal, Turbulence, The … Continue reading

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Goodness Olanrewaju

Goodness Lanre Ayoola (b. 1989) hails from Osun State, Nigeria and lives in Abeokuta, Ogun State. He is a teacher of English language. He had an NCE in English and Yoruba languages from the Federal College of Education in Osiele, Abeokuta, … Continue reading

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Aneesha Roy

Aneesha Roy is an avid reader and writer of poetry. She is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in English. She is interested in literature, classical mythology, feminist criticism and philosophy. She currently lives in Kolkata, India. Read her poems: Insurrection … Continue reading

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Gabriel Bamgbose

Gabriel Bamgbose is a Nigerian writer and critic. He is currently teaching Literature in the Department of English, Tai Solarin University of Education, Nigeria. Also, he is an editor. He is widely published in different academic and literary journals, national … Continue reading

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David Schwartz

G. David Schwartz is the former president of Seedhouse, the online interfaith committee. Schwartz is the author of A Jewish Appraisal of Dialogue (1994) and Midrash and Working Out Of The Book (2004). Currently, he is a volunteer at The Cincinnati J, Meals … Continue reading

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‘Deji W. Adesoye

Ayodeji W. Adesoye was born in Epe-Ekiti (Ijero Local Government) in South-Western Nigeria. He attended the University of Ado Ekiti, Nigeria, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in 2010. In 2012, he advanced to the University of … Continue reading

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Dyah Ikhsanti

Dyah Ikhsanti is a 27-year old freelance writer for an education website. She likes reading and writing creative works, and she does regular meditation too. She has been writing since 9 years old, because she spent most of her lunch … Continue reading

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Kousik Adhikari

Kousik Adhikari, an Indian research scholar, has several publications consisting of both creative and critical writings, published in India, Nepal, USA, and Thailand. He is interested in literature, linguistics and cultural studies. He has over 20 publications of poems. Read his … Continue reading

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Tyler Kline

Tyler Kline is an emerging free-verse poet from Chalfont, Pennsylvania. He’s inspired by the ordinary and utilizes his daily interactions with others as writing material. He is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in English at the University of Delaware. He … Continue reading

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Kevin Thornburgh

Kevin Thornburgh is a Los Angeles based poet, earning his MFA at Antioch LA in 2000 and being featured in Barebacklit and its anthology Unwrapped as well as in The Pacific Review and California Quarterly.  His books are on Amazon.com. … Continue reading

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