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Take a seat, you are now in the village square. Enjoy!
Scattered Longings by Richard Inya

  The sea over there is a mirror; take a look at yourself at the bottom of the sea.   You are strands of seaweeds posing for marauding lives. Oblivion is around the dying.   Your soul speaks to your spirit and the sound reaches Agadez. There is a thing about you in Tripoli but your body borders Italy   The Saharan sun fleeced your skin like a sheep sheared for wool. The sky bullied your longings, Yet you…

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Summons to the Village Square No. 001

          A conversation between Obinna Udenwe & Jayne Bauling on her story, Ancient Words   Every time I visit my village of Ogada Edda – a rice-rich settlement – in the State of Ebonyi, Nigeria, I would be woken most morning by the thundering sound of the village gong, only that it is not a gong but an old vehicle rim hanging on a tree branch at the centre of the village. Most times, I…

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