by Nket Godwin | May 22, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
Peter Okonkwo’s philosophical, maybe religious, quest in Fate, in the Dungeon of Doom has the potency to spur a reader to re-examine the debate on the ‘difference’ between poetry and philosophy. In his critical tone and meditative mood, in this collection, poetry...
by Okechi Okeke | Apr 18, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
You won two national-level awards in Serbia for your short stories and now, the IWR Alumni Award! Congratulations. What does this award make you feel about your writing? The recognition that I got locally was very nice. However, I first found out about Iceland Writers...
by Okechi Okeke | Apr 18, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
When you received the news that you had been selected as one of the IWR Alumni Award recipients, did you sing or scream or dance around in your apartment? Tell me how you reacted. Hi. No, I’m afraid I didn’t sing or scream or dance… I’m too old for that! However, I...
by Okechi Okeke | Apr 18, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
Monica, congratulations! You’re one of the recipients of this year’s Alumni Award. What does this award mean to me? This award is such a show of support and faith, at a crucial time for me. It’s an invitation to meet a community and most of all, to keep...
by Okechi Okeke | Apr 18, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
Congratulations on winning the 2024 IWR Alumni Award! You have received numerous awards for your works such as the American Library Association Black Caucus Award and NEA Fiction fellowship. Does this Alumni Award feel any different? What does it mean to you? I feel...
by Ugochukwu Anadi | Apr 7, 2024 | Reviews & Essays
In 2023, Ifunanya Georgia Ezeano, released her poetry gazelle, Droplets, a collection of ten magnificently simple poems. In Droplets, nothing is mundane—everything lends itself to poetic evocations. Here, we undertake with the poet a personal journey through the...
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