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Basit Olatunji
Basit A. Olatunji was born in Ifon-osun, Osun State, Nigeria. He is a poet, an editor and an essayist. His first poetry collection, Thoughtful Reflections, was published in 2011. He is also working on his first play. He currently teaches … Continue reading
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
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
Ryan Johnson
Ryan Johnson is a recent college graduate who discovered his passion for writing back in 2008. He has recently relocated to Dayton Ohio from Atlanta Georgia where he continues to write in hopes of perfecting his craft. Read his poems: … Continue reading
Kehinde Sofoluwe
Kehinde Sofoluwe is a poet, essayist and avid fan of drama with a penchant for political agitation. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Tai Solarin University of Education in 2010. His deliberate foray into literature, he believes, is … Continue reading
Chandramohan S.
Chandramohan S. (b.1986) is an Indian English poet, short story writer and a social critique based in the south Indian state of Kerala. He is pursuing research in Mathematics, apart from being a translator, editor and a social activist. His … Continue reading
Tope Omoniyi
Professor Tope Omoniyi is the Chair of Sociolinguistics in the Department of Media, Culture and Language, Roehampton University, in London. He is an accomplished scholar with numerous academic publications in sociolinguistics to his name. He is also a poet and … Continue reading
Waking up crazy
(for Raúl Zurita of Chile) I woke after a fitful sleep restless & tired in America the death of swelling fruit the death of 1/2 opened fruit the death distended of 1/2 written poems the death of 1/2 an … Continue reading
Washington, 1986
(for Martin Carter of Guyana, 1927-1997) On Valentine’s Day I have transgressed good order & incommoded traffic in front of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. There is tradition in reminding governments of the job in need of doing Arrested then … Continue reading
Ocean Song
(one more in the Key of Sea, for Everett Hoagland) i am no -ist i have no -ism the flow i roll with is myself am consoled by all sharp edges smoothed by endless moving water … Continue reading
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