Tag "Unoma Azuah"
The Piece About How We Are “Here, Queer And Speaking Up”
In one of the world’s most homophobic countries, new generation of writers are writing queer people into existence. In a write-up originally published on African Arguments, writer Munachim Amah talks
Call for submission | Mounting the Moon: Queer Nigerian Love Poems
Nigeria is at a crossroads. Since the Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act was first proposed in 2006 and especially after its passage into law in 2013, debates over sexual and gender
BLESSED BODY: AN INTERVIEW WITH UNOMA AZUAH
A few years ago, rights activist, poet and the novelist behind Sky-High Flames and Edible Bones, Unoma Azuah began what seemed like a daunting project: to gather the stories of
