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 Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia is the author of the critically acclaimed novel, The Son of the House, published by Penguin Random House South Africa and Parresia Publishers, Nigeria, and forthcoming in 2021 from Durndurn Press in North America, Europa Editions in the UK, and Edizioneo in Italian. It won the Best International Fiction Book Award at the Sharjah International Book Fair in 2019 and was named a Top Ten Fiction Book by Channels Book Club.
 Roseline Mgbodichinma Anya Okorie Roseline Mgbodichinma is a Nigerian writer whose works have appeared or are forthcoming in The African writer Magazine, The Hellebore, Serotonin Poetry, West Trestle Review, X-ray lit mag, JFA human rights mag, Serotonin poetry, Indianapolis Review, Artmosterrific, Kalahari review, Blue Marvel Review & elsewhere. She won the Audience Favorite award for the Union Bank Campus writing challenge - Okada books, she is the third prize winner for the PIN food poetry contest and a finalist for the Shuzia Creative writing contest. You can reach her on her blog By Roseline Mgbodichinma Anya Okorie  Stress warning: The following contains material relating to mental health struggles and trauma in no particular order, which may be triggering to victims and survivors They say when depression Signatures the brain
It means something from hell has watermarked perception They take her to the sanctuary, Where there are bells to deafen the voices echoing in her head. Rosary on the neck, holy water sprinkled For Satan to slip and fall. She is murmuring & speaking of lost times Her eyes are twitching in wonder, calling out every secret Said her sister’s husband struggled to kiss her womanhood Said her other sister’s body is restitution for lost men - By Roseline Mgbodichinma Anya Okorie  Stress warning: The following contains material relating to mental health struggles and trauma in no particular order, which may be triggering to victims and survivors I bite my lip
till I can taste copper My teeth are tiny fences barricading my throat, Stopping liquid from flowing into my gullet I never knew I could form a graveyard in my mouth, That I could speak with my tongue buried in questions By Roseline Mgbodichinma Anya Okorie  Stress warning: The following contains material relating to mental health struggles and trauma in no particular order, which may be triggering to victims and survivors Before I sweet-talk
Myself out of this bitterness called life I complain of this vacuum that is a synonym for my soul to my brethren & they tell me, Declare warmth Decree comfort Call forth that which be not as though it were |
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