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Broken Mirrors, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 4)

Kamal was reclining on his couch, watching Discovery Channel and allowing his mind to wander here and there when he began to hear voices...

Okechukwu Ofili: The LASTMA Question [The Trent Voices]

Around 2:00 pm today I had just finished eating lunch at Jevinik Restaurant. My plan was to get home and do some writing, watch...

Broken Mirrors, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 3)

And so they waited. The doctor got into his habit of pacing, while the woman sat still, staring at the Africa Magic movie without...

Broken Mirrors, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 2)

Derin spun around and quickly took Isaac from Awazi. The first thing that struck him was how cold the child had become, in contrast...

Broken Mirrors, A Story By Tunde Leye

Tooooot! Tooooot! The trailer’s blaring horn cut rudely into Awazi’s thoughts. “Oh my days!” she exclaimed. Today, of all the immeasurable number of days...

Afolabi Williams: Elenpe’s Head [The Trent Voices]

The story I am about to tell you ensued while I was having a hearty e-conversation with an online friend. We usually trade banters...

Burnt, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 10)

As if on cue, there was a strong knock on the door and a thickly accented Igbo voice said “Open, it is the police!”...

Burnt, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 9)

The driver swung into the front of the fenceless Okwurah house and with a hitman’s agility he jumped down to open the door for...

Burnt, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 8)

Jason was sweating profusely inside the air-conditioned room. His mouth was dry and he didn’t know what to say. The tension was heightened because...

Burnt, A Story By Tunde Leye (Episode 7)

Idris looked pointblank at his elder sister. “I’m waiting for someone to tell me what is going on in here” Hajara repeated, entering the...

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