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A Journal of English and Literary Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka

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IF A NIGERIAN CANNOT SPEAK HIS LANGUAGE
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SIREN
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Before I Fall
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A Poem For My Grief
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God Weeps
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The New Voices Prizes: Winners Revealed!
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THE NEW VOICES PRIZES: SHORTLIST REVEAL
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DESTINY
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HEALING
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THIS IS NOT A CURSE
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OGARANYA — CHETA IGBOKWE
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Onyegbula — Cheta Igbokwe
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Watching and Waiting in the Background: A Reconfiguration of the Archetypal Sage in Lola Shoneyin’s The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives — Igbokwe, Sixtus Chetachi
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BLACK MESSAGE
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The New Voices Prizes: Longlist Reveal
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Call for Submissions to The 52nd Annual Publication of The Muse Journal
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No. 51
A PORTRAIT OF OUR LOVE IN A LAND OF WOUNDED STARS
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TOMORROW AND MORE
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Bruise
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MY MOTHER IS DREAMING HER MID-LIFE CRISIS AS A RECIPIENT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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Global
THE THING ABOUT GODS
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CRITICAL ESSAY
PROBLEMS OF MIMESIS IN DUINO ELEGIES
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The New Voices Prizes
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No. 51
Existing Here
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Death Row
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The Butterfly Effect
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Maggie
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No. 51
i no fit again
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A Lacuna
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Wat(h)er
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Our New Neighbours
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INTERVIEW
“WE MUST CONTINUE TO WRITE OUR STORIES”: AN INTERVIEW WITH CHELUCHI ONYEMELUKWE.
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“THE BOOK IS PHENOMENALLY MINE”: A BOOK READING WITH ARINZE IFEAKANDỤ
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Éditorial Board Members
THE MUSE JOURNAL ANNOUNCES THE EDITORIAL BOARD FOR HER 52ND ISSUE
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP OF THE MUSE BOARD NO. 52
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You must be Astonished by My Good Fortune | Nnamdi Vin-Anuonye
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An Introduction to Grief | Okafor Chukwuemeka Tom
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Dearest Mama | Sharon Onyinyechukwu Okey-Onyema
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Borokiri | Uluata Emmanuel Kalu
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The Therapist | Mujahid Ameen Lilo
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A Note Unburied | Kenneth Nwabuisi
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No. 50
The Trajectory of Children of God’s Own Earth | Orjichukwu Golding
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The Sleepwalker Wakes | Isaiah Adepoju
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Letter to Macabre | A.D. Xavier
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Of Psalms & Tooth | Okoli Stephen
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A Dream | Balogun Abdulmueed Adewale
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After Snow in the Groton Town Forest | Zachary Bos
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Portrait of a Boy in Five Slides, or A Boy as Kaleidoscope | Mhembeuter Jeremiah Orhemba
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Nightmare with Janazah | Nweke Benard Okechukwu
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Doomsday | Ukor Vitalis
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Memories | Sosthenes N. Ekeh
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The Unburdening | Eyo Inyangette
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My Father Says I Should Love in Variables | Gerald Ozota Obinna
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Nwa Ani | Adanna Ifem
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To Grow into Grief | Eliongema Udofia
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Banquet of Bones | Jaachi Anyatọnwụ
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My Mother Teaches Me to Pray | Adesiyan Oluwapelumi
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Forgiveness | Michael Imossan
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A Little Strand of Hope | Uchenna Edwin Eze
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Somewhere between Moonshine and Dusk | Iheoma J. Uzomba
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Na Dem | Ayogu Emmanuel Uchenna
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Swallow | Chinasa Patience Ezeh
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The Girl Who Was the Wind, the Art and Something Else | Iveren Cheku
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My Father’s Reply to my Apology Letter | Zainab Kuyizhi
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Blade | Vivian Oluchi Etonyeaku
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Homecoming | Prosper C. Ifeanyi
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Every of Love’s Subtle Fragrances | Nenye Okoye
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Let There Be Light II | Su’eddie Vershima Agema
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angel eyes | Ernest Ohia
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October, 2019 | Merit Chigozie Nwachukwu
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2/11: GIOVANNI’S STORY | Enit’ayanfe Ayosojumi Akinsanya
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Inspirations | Marylinda Onwuegbusi
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Little Things | Franklyn Nkem Onuoha
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Fallen Leaves | Lazarus Kgageng
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In Our Silences | Chukwudalu Abugu
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First Knowledge | Onyekachi Iloh
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The Hanging Lake | Chimezie Chika
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A Poem in which a Boy Leaves Amalem with a Flower in Hand | Goodnews Memmemugh Karibo
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The Hand | Chiwenite Onyekwelu
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Grief is a thing with feathers | Boluwatife Olu Afolabi
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a humble & savory joy has enveloped me | Ernest Ohia
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The Revolt of Feathers | Olubunmi Familoni
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Pencil Line | Chisom Mary Adigwe
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Mbalom, Benue and the Lambs II | Su’eddie Vershima Agema
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The Stolen Ones | Frances Ogamba
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A Bleeding Man’s Letter to His Married Lover | Ola W. Halim
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Of Porridge, Untethered Things and Rabbits | Somto Ihezue
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Runs Girl | Chinelo Okpalanta
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No. 50
All the Boats I Have Built | Nome Patrick Emeka
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News
Extension of Our Submission Window!
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The New Voices
THE NEW VOICES
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No
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Raindrops
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2 Poems by Daniel Aôndona
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Pride in My Skin
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Abiku: Born to Die
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Oga Friday
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You Sef Matter
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Not All Stories Deserve to Be Written
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Obinwanne
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A Bard and His X
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The Repudiate Clamour
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Choices
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A Tale of You and I
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2 Poems by Mubarak Said
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Events
THE MUSE JOURNAL HOSTS OLA HALIM AND IHEOMA UZOMBA AT HER CREATIVE WRITING MASTERCLASS/WORKSHOP HELD ON THE 21ST OCTOBER, 2023.
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CALL FOR SUBMISSION TO THE 51ST ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE MUSE JOURNAL
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THE NEW VOICES SERIES – CALL FOR ENTRIES
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Éditorial Board Members
ANNOUNCING THE BOARD MEMBERS OF THE MUSE NO. 51.
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INTERVIEW
“I Wish to See African Literature Set Free”: An Interview with Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
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Africanfuturism, Hollywood and the African Writer: In Conversation with Nnedi Okorafor
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APPLY TO JOIN THE MUSE NO 51 BOARD
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Pidgin Poetry
No be to Graduate Remain| Blessing Kalu Uduma
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News
CALL FOR ENTRIES: FACULTY OF ARTS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (FASA) MAGAZINE
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Fiction
SWEET BOYS DON’T CRY | OKEY-ONYEMA, SHARON ONYINYECHUKWU
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FAREWELL | FAVOUR GBORIE SIA
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YOU JUMP, I JUMP | SAMUEL OGECHUKWU
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OJUJU’S FALL | IFUNANYA MADUFOR
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LOVE ON TRANSIT | FAVOUR EZIENYI AHUCHAOGU
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RE-CALLING DEATH | IFESIE OZICHUKWU C.
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CRITICAL ESSAY
POETRY AND THE TRUTH OF ALETHEIA: AN ANALYSIS OF KEI MILLER’S THE CARTOGRAPHER TRIES TO MAP A WAY TO ZION | IHEOMA JOAKIN-UZOMBA
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CRITICAL ESSAY
ECO-EXISTENTIAL DIALECTICS IN HELON HABILA’S OIL ON WATER | OKPO, FRIDAY ROMANUS
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Literary Review
MARTYRED ON THE THORNY PATH OF BEING: A REVIEW OF AKWAEKE EMEZI’S THE DEATH OF VIVEK OJI by Onyekachi Venatus Obayi
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Pidgin Poetry
ENTA MARKET| KELECHUKWU SAMUEL OJILE
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UDARA| KOSO AGBOANIKE
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THE LAST MAN STANDING| UCHENNA EDWIN EZE
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LOOKING FOR GODOT| ABUCHI MODILIM
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A FRIEND OF HIS FATHER| CHETACHI IGBOKWE
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BOWL OF ENVY: A DILOGY| NJIKONYE CHARLES N.
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MAALE| ESEMUEDE CYNTHIA ELOHOR
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NAH TO GRAGUATE REMAIN| DIVINE NNENNA ONWUKA
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MAIN ROAD| IFEBURU
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SUBSIDY WAHALA| CHINONSO `LACHI CHACHA` ABONYI
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BELLE DON TURN NOTING | JOSEPH EKERETTE UDO
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E FIT BE GOD? | VIVIAN ETONYEAKU
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CRITICAL ESSAY
BEING FREE AND THEN WHAT? EXISTENTIAL IMPERATIVES IN TWO POSTCOLONIAL DICTATOR NOVELS | GIDEON UZOMA UMEZURIKE
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COMIC FLUIDITY: RETHINKING ABLEISM IN AHMADOU KOUROUMI’S ALLAH IS NOT OBLIGED| OBAYI, ONYEKACHI VENATUS
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SISYPHEAN STRUGGLES AND NEGATIVE CAPABILITY: A DISCOURSE IN ELNATHAN JOHN’S BORN ON A TUESDAY | IDOKO JULIET EBERE
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Rehashing| Orjichukwu Golding
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Beatitudes| Eze Chinonso
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A Country in Coma| River Ututu
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FOR EVERY NEW MORNING | DANGANA AUDU
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THE EXPLOSION | FAVOUR SIA GBORIE
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ARROWS ALSO DIE | OBASI LIGHT
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FOR YOU, THE RAIN BEARS A MOURNING SCENT | Ifiokobong Etuk
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PRAYERS | NENYE OKOYE
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OF A BOY BROKEN | UCHENNA EDWIN
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HELLO STRANGER | SAMUEL OGECHUKWU
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IT’S ALWAYS CLOUDY IN IFITE | GODSTIME NWAEZE
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A reflection from a favourite scene in a movie in which my favourite character died from what the movie failed to pinpoint; call this poem ‘reflections” instead| Ugwuosor Osinachi Doris
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TWO POEMS | KELECHUKWU SAMUEL OJILE
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TWO POEMS | A.D. XAVIER
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CONUNDRUM | Obianuju Chisom Bartholomew
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Bad Roads are Beautiful | Destiny Okoduwa
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HOLD UNTO POWER | Nwachukwu Merit Chigozie
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Allure | Enema Oluchi
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A PIECE OF THE GODS | Chukwuka Jude Eneje
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Two Poems | Adaeze M. Nwadike
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Life’s Lyric | Sosthenes Ekeh
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Two Poems | Pamilerin Jacob
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POEM | ADAOBI CHIEMELU
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TWO POEMS | Vivian Etonyeaku
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You| Ekpenyong Kosisochukwu Collins
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Guilt or Purgatory is a Place you can’t just Up and Leave| Nenye Okoye
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Starting fire| Mhembeuter Jeremiah Orhemba
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Mother finds you Somehow| Chukwudalu Abugu
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Lucid| Okorie Divine
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On Joy & other poems | Adedayo Agarau
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Two Poems | Kalu Siza Amah
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prelude to a nation surging with patriotic ghosts | Sodïq Oyèkànmí
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I Could be Anything & other poems | Chidozie Emesowun
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Two Poems | Akpa-Esu, Promise Michael
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Agemo | Jide Badmus
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The Tunnel is a Basket of Light | Samuel Adeyemi
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A BEGINNER’S GUIDE ON WASHING BLOODSTAINED HANDS by Njoku Nonso
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FLASH FICTION
The Girl who was Love? | Miracle Edoziem
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News
Board Members of The Muse no. 50 Journal
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News
The 2022 Literary Arts Festival and Unveiling of The Muse no. 49 Journal
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CRITICAL ESSAY
Guest Lecture delivered by Mr Darlington Chibueze Anuonye – “Facebook Writers: The Emergence of a New Generation of Nigerian Poets”
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INTERVIEW
“DO WHAT SPEAKS TO YOU”: AN INTERVIEW WITH UKAMAKA OLISAKWE
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CRITICAL ESSAY
Environmental Devastation in the Niger Delta: A Reading of Ibiwari Ikiriko’s Oily Tears of the Delta l Wisdom C. Nwoga
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News
ISSUE 49: Call For Entries
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A Final Absolution | Erere Onyeugbo
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The Lonehouse | Orjichukwu Chikamobi Golding
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White Witch | Udousung Blessed Abraham
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Mirano | Chekwube A. Anyaegbunam
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The Room | AGBOOLA TIMI ISRAEL
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The Blue One| Martins Favour
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At Peace | Ugwu Ogochukwu Lilian
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God Knows | Okolocha Mmesoma Linus
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Journey to the Unknown | Esther Jaachi
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Baby Fever | Deborah Egbekpalu
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No Victor, No Vanquished | Adigwe Mary Chisom
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For Errant Fathers| Ifesie Ozichukwu
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Sketches of a Strange Heart | Cynthia Mbagwu
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Nurtures Inside| Mbenma Esther
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Temi’s Song | Muoh Norah
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From A Little Lens | NWADIKE, ROSEMARY NWANKASIOBI
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News
Chetachi Igbokwe, The Muse Journal 48 Editor, Wins ANA 2021
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Non Fiction
Evening Coffee with Arundhati Roy |ONYEKA NWELUE
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POETRY
Like Light Rain | Agu, Ebenezer
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SHORT STORY
Broken Boy | ORHEMBA MHEMBEUTER JEREMIAH
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POETRY
I Miss the Mosquitoes
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News
Tanzania’s Gurnah Wins 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature
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CRITICAL ESSAY
Mysticism in Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone l Nwokoji Chigozie Christopher
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POETRY
“Swinging Party” and “Time & Aloneness” | Poems by Precious Okpechi
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Eve| Tochukwu Precious Eze
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What Meal Your Country Offers?| Onyinyechi Okorie
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Khartoum | Ohia, Ernest
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MEN OF TOMORROW | Chetachi Igbokwe
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Apple Fruit & Holy Land | Chibueze Obunadike
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We are Metaphors | Obasi Light
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on small bathrooms… | Okey-Onyema Sharon
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“As Though Each Step Takes Us Home” & “As If This Body Drew Itself,”: Two Poems by Orjichukwu ChikamObi Golding
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FLASH FICTION
Death Hides In Shrunken Promises | MIRACLE EDOZIEM
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POETRY
#Throwback: “A Birth-Day Wish” and “Night” | Two poems by Ginikachi C. Uzoma
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Literary Review
Man’s Smother Beneath Fate: A Literary Review of Chigozie Obioma’s An Orchestra of Minorities
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Two Poems | Temidayo Jacobs
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When We Speak of Home & Voyages | two poems by OGEDENGBE TOLULOPE
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Auno | Olaewe David
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Rejection as an Overused Phrase for Broken Poets who Lack Places to Call Home | Nnadi Samuel
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This is nameless| Paula Willie-Okafor
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SHORT STORY
Moonlight | Sima Essien
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POETRY
The shape of your lover’s body | MBAEZE, NNEDIMMA
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DRAMA
Jalabiya | Koso Agbonike
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Brittle Boys | Offor Oluebube
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FLASH FICTION
God’s Strange Ways | Ugwuanyi, Leo Anezichukwuihe
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Freedom | Promise
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to the manual parts of my upper limbs distal to my wrists| Ugochukwu Damian Okpara
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News
APPLY TO JOIN THE MUSE NO. 49 BOARD
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POETRY
ORJICHUKWU, GOLDING| As though each step takes us home
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Literary Review
Eriata Oribhabor’s Annual Pidgin Poetry Prize| The Muse Journal
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Pidgin Poetry
Akara Junction| Kathryn Oluwatosin Olushola
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Events
The 2021 Literary Arts Festival, University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN)
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INTERVIEW
WRITERS SHOULD WRITE WHATEVER THEY WANT: INTERVIEW WITH LOLA SHONEYIN
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POETRY
Reflections| Michael Anyanwu
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Lost Musings| Nwachukwu Merit Chigozie
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POETRY
The War Is Still A Boy’s Body| Ugonna Ora-Owoh
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A Picture of Home| Nweke, Ernest Ifeanyi
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Mother Biafra| Tochukwu Goodnews
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Moments| Chukwuebuka Adolphus Nweke
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POETRY
A Mixture of Ocean and Death| Chidiogo Akaelu
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POETRY
Technicolor Ghazal| Alison Stone
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The Shape of a River| Joseph Adeniran
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Lectures
Guest Lecture– Writing and Publishing: Trends in the new Decade| Mr Jeff Unaegbu
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CRITICAL ESSAY
The Suspicious Reader Satirized: Rethinking Surface Reading in Tom McCarthy’s Satin Island| Chijioke Kizito Onah
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CRITICAL ESSAY
Individuation in Nnedi Okorafor’s Zahrah the Windseeker| Chibuzo Onunkwo
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Fiction
A Series of Water-Logged Events| Ohia, Ernest Chigaemezu
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POETRY
COFFEE| OHIA, ERNEST CHIGAEMEZU
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POETRY
Discordance| Orjichukwu ChikamObi Golding
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POETRY
To Love a Boy| Ogechukwu Kanma Samuel
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POETRY
To a dead poet| Obi, Aniekwe Austin
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POETRY
Exit| Chima Roseline
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POETRY
Cure for Paranoia| Okpo, Friday Romanus
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Literary Review
Residue of a Pungent Earth: A Literary Review of Call Me Zebra| Onwuegbuchi Nneoma
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Literary Review
Love and Death in Contemporary Nigerian Poetry: A Review of Dami Ajayi’s A Woman’s Body is a Country| Nureni Ibrahim
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DRAMA
DAWN OF THE UPRISING| Ịfésịnáchị Nwádịké
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Fiction
Something He was Lost To| Madufor-Edmund Ifunanya
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Fiction
The Second Coming| Chizoma Ezeka Joshua
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Fiction
Before it All Suddens into Nothingness| Daniel Ogba
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DRAMA
SEASON OF CORN-EATING| CHETA IGBOKWE
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Fiction
All That Could Make A Man happy| Emmanuel Esomnofu
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THE POET WITH A MIND LIKE RUSHING WATER| BURA-BARI NWILO
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Fiction
River Boy| Innocent Chizaram Ilo
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Fiction
THAT SOMETHING IN YOUR HEAD| OKEY-ONYEMA, SHARON ONYINYECHI
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POETRY
Where Fishes Go in Summer| Ada Michael Nwadike
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POETRY
Diaphylleia| Ada Michael Nwadike
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POETRY
Reeves Play Circle Games| Precious Okpechi
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POETRY
bonding leaves you cold| Precious Okpechi
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POETRY
Love Poem: Supersedure| Chisom Okafor
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POETRY
Sugar Boy Recipe| Chisom Okafor
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FLASH FICTION
Unburnt| Mbaeze Nnedimma
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FLASH FICTION
There is no Better Way to tie a Pashmina| Chantelle Makenwa Chiwetalu
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FLASH FICTION
SUNBURNT| PAULA WILLIE-OKAFOR
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Fiction
MINUTES OF OUR ESTRANGEMENT| Ugwuanyi Leo Anezichukwuihe
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CRITICAL ESSAY
THE ETHNOGRAPHICAL BEAUTY OF A CERTAIN LANDSCAPE: AN EXPLORATION OF ECO-CRITICAL IDEALS IN THE CONCUBINE| Nwokoji, Chigozie Christopher
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CRITICAL ESSAY
THE CHRIST FIGURE IN J.P. CLARK’S “FULANI CATTLE” AND “STREAMSIDE EXCHANGE”| Okpo, Friday Romanus
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INTERVIEW
TO WAIT IS TO BELIEVE, TO STOP WAITING IS TO GIVE IN TO DESPAIR: AN INTERVIEW WITH E.C. OSONDU
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DRAMA
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Journal of Critical and Creative Writing

The Muse is a journal of critical and creative writing, an annual publication of the Department of English and Literary Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. It is the oldest-surviving students’ journal in West Africa, founded by Chinua Achebe in 1963.

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