‘I always want my work to lead the way’ – Chiwenite Onyekwelu | PIN Literary Interviews
A student of Pharmacy with flair for literary creativity, Chiwenite Onyekwelu talks to Semilore Kilaso of PIN Literary Interviews on poetry writing, Nigerian poetry, literary…
View More ‘I always want my work to lead the way’ – Chiwenite Onyekwelu | PIN Literary Interviews‘How I Started Nantygreens’ – Feyisayo Adeyemi | PIN Literary Interviews
Feyisayo Adeyemi is Semilore Kilaso’s guest for this edition of PIN Literary Interviews. Here, he talks about Nigerian poetry, founding Nantygreens and promoting literary arts.…
View More ‘How I Started Nantygreens’ – Feyisayo Adeyemi | PIN Literary InterviewsCALL FOR SUBMISSION: PIN FOOD POETRY CONTEST (PFPC) 2020
All over the world, the question “What shall we eat?” has always bothered us. Concerns for food remain the primary need of man from time…
View More CALL FOR SUBMISSION: PIN FOOD POETRY CONTEST (PFPC) 2020‘Poetry opens people’s eyes to see beneath the surface.’ – Hinmikaiye Faith | PIN Literary Interviews
Few weeks back, Hinmikaiye Faith won the 3rd edition of PIN Punchy Poetry. Here, she talks to Semilore Kilaso on participating and winning the contest,…
View More ‘Poetry opens people’s eyes to see beneath the surface.’ – Hinmikaiye Faith | PIN Literary Interviews‘Nigerian Poetry could produce another Nobel Laureate after Soyinka’ – Shitta Faruq | PIN Literary Interviews
Though in his late teens, Shitta Faruq sits with Semilore Kilaso of PIN Literary Interviews for an insightful discourse revolving around his experiences and growth…
View More ‘Nigerian Poetry could produce another Nobel Laureate after Soyinka’ – Shitta Faruq | PIN Literary Interviews‘It took me 3 weeks to write and master the winning story’ – Ososanya Yetunde | PIN Literary Interviews
Ososanya Yetunde Opeoluwa won the maiden edition of “Storytelling from Yesterday”. As a guest of PIN Literary Interviews, she talks to Semilore Kilaso on storytelling,…
View More ‘It took me 3 weeks to write and master the winning story’ – Ososanya Yetunde | PIN Literary Interviews‘Poetry feels like home’ – Chukwudalu Abugu | PIN Literary Interviews
Chukwudalu Abugu is one of the moderators of POETS IN NIGERIA INITIATIVE group on Facebook. In a conversation with Semilore Kilaso of PIN Literary Interviews,…
View More ‘Poetry feels like home’ – Chukwudalu Abugu | PIN Literary Interviews‘How I became the Moderator of PIN Steps and Stops’ – Clementina Owumi | PIN Literary Interviews
The Moderator of PIN Steps and Steps, Clementina Owumi is our guest for this edition of PIN Literary Interviews. Semilore Kilaso engages her in a…
View More ‘How I became the Moderator of PIN Steps and Stops’ – Clementina Owumi | PIN Literary Interviews‘As creatives, we need competitions to thrive’ – Ifunanya Juliet Ottih | PIN Literary Interviews
Ifunanya Juliet Ottih was recently appointed moderator of PIN 10-Day Poetry Challenge. Seated with Semilore Kilaso of PIN Literary Interviews, she talks about writing competitions,…
View More ‘As creatives, we need competitions to thrive’ – Ifunanya Juliet Ottih | PIN Literary Interviews‘Poets achieve healing with words’ – Shehu Mubarak | PIN Literary Interviews
Shehu Mubarak is one of the moderators for PIN Initiative Facebook Page. In this exhaustive conversation with Semilore Kilaso of PIN Literary Interviews, he talks…
View More ‘Poets achieve healing with words’ – Shehu Mubarak | PIN Literary Interviews‘I wanted to give my poem a place other than my laptop’ – Biachi Ndidi Anointing | PIN Literary Interviews
Biachi Ndidi Anointing won the 3rd prize at the 2020 edition of the Nigerian Students Poetry Prize. In a chat with Semilore Kilaso of PIN…
View More ‘I wanted to give my poem a place other than my laptop’ – Biachi Ndidi Anointing | PIN Literary Interviews‘I decided to try like I had done many times before’ – Samson Abanni | PIN Literary Interviews
Samson Abanni won the second prize in the 2020 edition of the Nigerian Students Poetry Prize (NSPP). In a discourse with Semilore Kilaso, he shares…
View More ‘I decided to try like I had done many times before’ – Samson Abanni | PIN Literary Interviews