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aroleagarawufoundation.com Looking for a few volunteers to support me with the Alhaji Arole Agarawu African Poetry Prize launcing this October. Would especially appreciate generalists who aren’t primarily in my immediate circle of writers. I will also prioritize people who have

When I come here all I see on my feed is about writing and books. I love it so much. I am a writer and I am eager to connect with as many writers as I can.

I have a story in this issue. I'm so so excited. Thank you Lolwe for giving this story a befitting home!

She’s here! A dream come true in every way possible. You get to hold TINY THINGS now. I’m so grateful to everyone who’s made this possible: my publishers @bloomsburybooksus @masobebooksng @manilla_press, my agent Alexa Stark — thank you. Here’s to more. 🍷

I got a fully funded scholarship into the Shefi web3 program. What started as curiosity has now led me to become a #SheFiScholar, and I’m excited to make an impact in the web3 world! I’m proud to be part of #SheFiSeason14. shefi.eth (💫,💫)

Yay! I am excited to announce that I have two publications on the June Issue of the POETRY Magazine. You can read and listen to me reading these poems here poetryfoundation.org/poets/damilola… Xoxo

Nice poems. I love them.

"...God watched in awe what man can do to his kind. To some, this is just a show." Damilola Omotoyinbo ||flower geh Damn!❤️

Someone to always look out for... Ladies and gents, our very own Damilola Omotoyinbo.

For Poets. This is a project that focuses on the Mokwa Tragedy in Niger State (youtu.be/jQ36Cx5Wjfw?fe…). If you have poems that focus on the issues of environmental degradation, climate change, loss (regarding the flood) etc., kindly send to us. Deadline is July 20th. (RMG)

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"I got 25 rejections before Purple Hibiscus was finally published." Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

I read a ‘Broken People’s Playlist’ by Chimeka Garricks. I enjoyed reading this work because the lines are blurred out. It feels like a collection of short stories and somewhat like a full-length work. I love it.

If/when I write my book, that's a model I hope to follow. It's so good🔥

If you see this, please help retweet. That Maths prize you won in JSS/SS3 changed your life, right? Now you’re okay and it’s time to pay it forward. Set up a ₦50k yearly prize at your old school. Some brilliant kids get hope + recognition. Others must now study to win your

I just want to talk about writing, books, art, literature, language, and how much goodness God has put in them for us. #Creativewritingcommunity

Andrea Gibson 🕊🤍

dear friends, i've been endorsed by the Arts Council England for the Global Talent Visa, but I am unable to do this all on my own. i will need all the help i can get 😅 Thank you 🤍 gofundme.com/f/support-pami…

It all begins with a match, they say. And then it just goes on and on (or so the process is called). Until the end... or an end. “But the idea of this story is that it begins where it ends…” Kindly take out the time to read my new fiction on Lolwe lolwe.org/the-end-of-the…