Series (Non-Fiction)
KIZITO SPEAKS
Last year was my debut year. I had discovered (not accepted) my sexuality three years earlier. But, the honey pot was opened last year. Hmmm. So, about two years ago,
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 6)
Last week was Valentine’s week, which I have never been a fan of; for starters, I don’t like the crowd mentality and doing things that I am expected to do,
BEFORE I DIE: 4 (There’s A Reason For Everything)
“Undetectable viral load…” It is all I can think about. I can’t get the words out of my head. Although the e-book has told me what undetectable viral load is,
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 5)
By the grace of God – This is my least favorite (Nigerian) expression right after “Manage it”. My aversion to this phrase has nothing to do with my faith or
BEFORE I DIE: 3 (Lean On Me)
I am walking through the corridor and I notice something. Everyone is staring at me, and laughing. I keep my head down and walk on straight. I don’t want to
THE HOOK-UP STORY
It was a lazy Saturday for me. The atmosphere outside was still under the hold of the characteristic London chill. The festivities were still in gear, and so, there was
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 4)
I am a rebel, something that, of course, comes with the territory of being a gay man; it has been this way for as long as I can remember. As
BEFORE I DIE: 2 (And He Comes Undone)
Dad doesn’t say a word, at least not immediately. He sits heavily on his bed, then turns and looks at me. The silence is really awkward, and I just have
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 3)
My cousin is visiting and spending some time with me. When she called to tell me that she was coming, I agreed reluctantly, because I did not want to be
BEFORE I DIE
“Lights would guide you home And ignite your path And I will try, to fix you…” Those are the words of the song I am listening to. It is Fix
