“Because while grief is never over, we find a way to walk in the light someone has left behind” There is a quiet ache that runs through Caleb Azumah’s Small Worlds, It doesn’t announce itself. Instead, it flows quietly, slowly etching itself with each character, silence, gasp of air, music, memory and half fulfilled desire. The writer […]
I am excited to share this review of A Blitz in the Haze by Sima Essien in the Lagos Review! He wrote: Dr. Dina Yerima-Avaziʼs debut—A Blitz In the Haze, was such a great read for me that after I finished it, I had to put it down and take several deep breaths. The plot.
The conception that working in tech requires someone punching in a bunch of codes furiously and surrounded by up to six computers is not entirely false. However, there are various remote jobs that do not require writing a single line of code. With the ever changing world, there are a ton of remote roles in
In a workshop I attended in Legon sometime in 2019, a scholar suggested, “we have to be become celebrities! That’s the only way our ideas can be disseminated to the general public” and faces around the table on which he sat, mine included, stared at him aghast. Perhaps underlying our discomfiture was the knowledge that
So many words have been uttered on the art of writing: when to, how often, technique, and the list goes on and on. This isn’t one of such a piece. These words simply capture my thoughts about what it feels like to have your words disrobed in public. You know that vulnerability that comes with
