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Download Issue One: Tempest🔥

Kindly click here to download our maiden issue, themed "TEMPEST". Kindly click here to download our maiden issue, themed "TEMPEST". ...

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Human: Writer's Treasure Chest || by Elisha Oluyemi

"Look around. Stories. Everything. They're about us. They're in us. We're in them... And we are them. Stories."                                                           â€”LishaA friend told me about how she's beginning to see practically everything around her as potentials for...

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Opportunities

SUBMISSIONS OPEN: PROFWIC Anthology Vol 1

PROLIFIC FICTION WRITERS COMMUNITY (PROFWIC) is on the lookout for short crime stories to be published in its PROFWIC Anthology Vol 1 to be published this year.Theme: Femme FataleStories should be: Crime fictionFeaturing a female antagonistAvoid ‘It’s just a dream’ trope stories.Of length 3000 to 5000 word countDo you have what it takes to write such stories?Spaces are limited.Stories will be published in a...

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When Your Best Is Ugly

by Elisha OluyemiImperfection remains an inherent trait of man, and it reflects in diverse areas of his interest. Sometimes it's realised through a personal perspective, sometimes through some outsider's assessment. In many cases, what a certain outsider tag perfect is condemned by another. And one is left questioning the real nature of their results.You stumble on a story idea and begin to piece things together....

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Poetry

Complexion of Errors

COMPLEXION OF ERRORS || Delusion —Eris' memento;A thousand crazed vipers.A man's brain —Pandora's box of bane;A hub of evil thoughtsMortal world —A grimy testing siteWhere discord runs amokMummified deities;Stained enduring teachings —Taproots of distortionTime sails on,Wars soaking up seasons,And the clock keeps on ticking._______—Written by Elisha Oluyemi(Originally published by UpWrite Mag.) ...

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Farewell, Oh Plague

Farewell, Oh Plague________Fell in some unconscious revelWith all my senses quite feeble.But I was roused up to discoverThat some virus paused the world. T'will fade away in no time—Just some vainly uttered oracle.For months passed in a while,And weeks just drifted by.I looked and observed through my lens;The world was shrouded in silence.And my ears were keenly openedTo eerie cries and theories spread.Natural cause...

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