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Koye

@koye

I'm your huckleberry.

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We are thrilled to share that Njelle "Njara" Hamilton & Koye Oyedeji will be joining us this February as our 2024 Debut 40 Residents. ⁠🥳🥳🥳

We are thrilled to share that Njelle "Njara" Hamilton & Koye Oyedeji will be joining us this February as our 2024 Debut 40 Residents. ⁠🥳🥳🥳
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Massive congratulations to @NjelleHamilton (big up Caribbean writers 🥳), to Koye and to Tamara Love. Their writing, their VOICES, and craft are stunning! It was an absolute joy getting to read their wonderful work and always an honour to be part of the selection process. 👏🏾👏🏾

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@zzpacker The Madwoman in the Classroom I feel like students don't read (or teachers don't teach) as wide a swath of short fiction as in previous eras. I'd love to be wrong. Jim McPherson was the first black winner of the Pulitzer, IIRC. It's a shame he's read and recognized so little in the larger world of American

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Our 2024 fiction issue is online now, featuring stories from Anna Badkhen, Nikki Ervice, Bret Anthony Johnston, Susan Minot, Koye, Derek Palacio, and more, plus poetry by @MJArlett, @MEspadaPoet, and Philip Metres فيليب أبورجيلي, and a portfolio by Adam Ekberg: vqronline.org/fiction-2024

Our 2024 fiction issue is online now, featuring stories from Anna Badkhen, <a href="/ErviceNikki/">Nikki Ervice</a>, Bret Anthony Johnston, Susan Minot, <a href="/Koye/">Koye</a>, Derek Palacio, and more, plus poetry by @MJArlett, @MEspadaPoet, and <a href="/PhilipMetres/">Philip Metres فيليب أبورجيلي</a>, and a portfolio by Adam Ekberg: vqronline.org/fiction-2024
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vqronline.org/fiction-2024/f… New story out in Virginia Quarterly Review summer fiction issue! It’s a story on how awry things can go when we try to force fill the vacuums in our lives. Have a ganders…

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“Pause that moment between the trip and the impact. Stretch it over the eighteen months between my sister’s passing and now. It is that fright, constant and prolonged.” Read “Well-Made Flesh,” new fiction by Koye from our latest issue: vqronline.org/fiction-2024/f…

“Pause that moment between the trip and the impact. Stretch it over the eighteen months between my sister’s passing and now. It is that fright, constant and prolonged.” Read “Well-Made Flesh,” new fiction by <a href="/Koye/">Koye</a> from our latest issue: vqronline.org/fiction-2024/f…