Fiction by Elfreda Tetteh 1 On the day that Johnson falls, he is thinking of heading to the bridge. During the class break, he stands outside and tries to fold himself in…
Poetry by Samual Atsitsre when we (OUR ancestors) prayed to the god of wisdom, luck, prosperity & protection for a place for us in the future, we forgot and slept— & while…
Fiction by Nana Yaa Osei Every day that I don’t write is laced with an echo of regret. It pains my children that I have not traced my emotions, ideas and thoughts…
Poetry by Wendy Appenteng Daniels CAGED BEAUTY (I see) beauty that refuses to unravel itself. (I see) beauty who dares not to reveal itself. Mine is beauty that offends, mine is beauty…
Poetry by Maame Agyeben Food for thought Would you have only me as your morning waakye your evening jollof Sunday fufu light soup spooned fresh from the pot? I miss…
Poetry by Grace Louise Wood Free (In loving memory of George Floyd) Red grinning mouths said we were free, through gleaming teeth set in polished skulls; though we still felt the bite…
Poetry by Kuukuwa Manful men like you. we have buried men like you There and there. And perhaps, here too we shall bury men like you Again, and again Ah. The…
Poetry by Ewoenam Akahoho CHEW THE MAZE your dilemma is deathless, because you know what is right. tread the path that gifts dodgy ballyhoos, and you will inhale shame to catch…