PIN QUARTERLY JOURNAL (ISSUE 6) EDITOR’S NOTE …a vast garden of literary comeliness There is a mine in every mind yearning for the extraction of…
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BLAZING HOT (ISSUE 6)
BLAZING HOT (ISSUE 6) WHEN NIGHTS COME CRAWLING By Chisom Okafor Remember how you sent a coterie of ants racing, tingling against the slippery…
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SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS (ISSUE 6)
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS (ISSUE 6) KING KOLA NUT By Prof. Anezi Okoro When I am thoroughly bred I’m cream or dusky red I split with ease from…
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CRISPY SATIRE (ISSUE 6)
CRISPY SATIRE (ISSUE 6) slayer by Goodness Olanrewaju Ayoola dawn is young and daughter you must slay— is it true that an arena of murder…
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ACROSS THE OCEANS IV (ISSUE 6)
ACROSS THE OCEANS IV (ISSUE 6) STRIFE OF LIFE By Arbind Kumar Choudhary The gold digger and the earth monger Hang together in one…
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ACROSS THE OCEANS II (ISSUE 6)
ACROSS THE OCEANS II (ISSUE 6) JACKO by Lynn White I saw him flapping around in the grass, one wing at an improbable angle. I chased…
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FROM THE BLUES (ISSUE 6)
FROM THE BLUES HOMECOMING by Jenna Omeirat Up over, the dim tempestuous mists rolled and swelled, spitting every drop of pour down towards the ground…
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FOOD POETRY (ISSUE 6)
FOOD POETRY (ISSUE 6) ROASTED CORN by Elemide Benjamin Maami, I know your words, I know your silence. I memorized your songs to my heartbeats:…
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PHOTO-POETRY (ISSUE 6)
PHOTO-POETRY (ISSUE 6) Street Scene ON THE BOULEVARD OF SURVIVAL By Joseph Olajuwon On the boulevard of hustle and bustle, Everyday people spontaneously flow with…
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ON THE SPOT (ISSUE 6): “Writing in Nigeria is not a goldmine and expecting quick cash is self-delusion” – Nnenna Ihebom
ON THE SPOT (ISSUE 6): “Writing in Nigeria is not a goldmine and expecting quick cash is self-delusion” – Nnenna Ihebom In this exclusive interview,…
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PIN QUARTERLY JOURNAL (ISSUE 6): CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Building on the remarkable success of previous issues of the PIN Quarterly Journal, Poets in Nigeria (PIN)…
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