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Behind The Imodoye Writers Residency: A Conversation with Dr. Sheu-Usman Oladipo Akanbi

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Interviewed by Qudus Olowo What inspired you to establish Imodoye Writers Residency, and what personal meaning does it hold for you? I established the Writers Enclave to share my devotion to writing and to enrich the literary community. In essence, the residency aims to empower writers to produce work of the highest calibre, and do […]

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Reading Bridgette James, Reading Me – Oladosu Michael Emerald

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Reading Bridgette James, Reading Me by Oladosu Michael Emerald    “The reader’s dilemma is not so different from the writer who now navigates a community agog with a game of Find the Imposter, where everyone is both player and umpire.” – Innocent Chizaram Ilo on the Ongoing Dilemma for Readers and Writers.  There are few

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The Cathartic Frequency in the Muse Behind Poetry: A Review of Olowo Qudus’ “A Black Bird Sings About Loss” – Tukur Loba Ridwan

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 The Cathartic Frequency in the Muse Behind Poetry: A Review of Olowo Qudus’ “A Black Bird Sings About Loss”  When I first came across Qudus Olowo’s most recent collection, a few interpretations coursed through my mind for each word that constitutes the book’s title. The symbolism of race by the word “black” coincides with the

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Introducing the Reader Team at Afrihill Press

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Introducing the Reader Team at Afrihill Press Afrihill Press is pleased to introduce our reader team. This group of dedicated individuals will be responsible for reading and reviewing all submissions received by our publishing house. Our readers will work closely with the Founding Editor by supporting the editorial process of creative works submitted to Afrihill

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Afrihill Press Unveils First Print Title with Qudus Olowo’s Chapbook ‘A Black Bird Sings About Loss.’

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Afrihill Press Unveils First Print Title with Qudus Olowo’s Chapbook A Black Bird Sings About Loss The Nigerian poet, editor, rapper, singer, and songwriter, Qudus Olowo, also known as Blacc, in conjunction with Afrihill Press, is set to launch his poetry chapbook A Black Bird Sings About Loss on April 11, 2026, at the National Library

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Afrihill Press Announces a Free Three-Day Virtual Writing Seminar and Opens Registration

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Afrihill Press is pleased to announce a free three-day virtual writing seminar that will take place from March 27 to March 29, 2026. The seminar will bring together writers, readers, and people who love literature for thoughtful discussions about writing and the role of literature during difficult times. The theme of the seminar is The

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