In this issue, our contributors unravel the making and remaking of experiences, of History. From the personal, from the collective, there is a sense that history is not a one-off event. It is in constant flux, ordering and disrupting; it lingers on in memory and in the future to shape our lives, our futures, and our stories.
Poetry
Echezonachukwu Nduka, “For This Kindhearted Night.”
Famous Isaacs, “When Night Comes.”
Hyginus Ekwuazi, “Next year, I’ll be home for Christmas,” “When home is no longer where you want to be.”
Jimoh Olawale, “Time”
Peter Akinlabi, “Lumumba serenades the Congo,” “The Last Winter of Pa Cudjo Lewis.”
Sihle Ntuli, “Dark Key Problems,” “Bus Stop Narratives.”
Su’eddie Vershima Agema, “Change (The Lighthearted).”
Thato Chuma, “Creation.”
Fiction
Dele Meiji, “The Ravished Circle.”
Pearl Osibu, “The Long Wait.”
Tunji Olalere, “Vagaries.”
Wale Okediran, “Holy Michael.”
Non-Fiction
Sanya Osha, “Lyrical Birthcries: A review of Birthcry.”
Dave Agboola, “Awarding Winning Books: Changing the Perspective.”
Photography
Sokari Ekine, “Ways of Dying – Death as History.”
