Curator’s Note
February Specials
Fui Can-TamakloeFICTION
We be the Sobolo Boys. As we be kiddies, Lankai always dey talk blood be thick pass water, but e no thick pass sobolo. We dey call wona-selves Sobolo Boys sekof we know sey wona bond thick pass blood. Nothing dey wey I no go do for Castro or Lankai, wey I know sey dem too go fit die give me. We be the original Hakuna Matata. The real Asheee Gbeyie.
Yolanda KwadeyFICTION
February Specials
Martin EgblewogbeKofi AkpabliNONFICTION
FICTION
Across the decades, Ghanaian food has changed. Or perhaps, food has stayed the same and we have changed. Either way, the taste has shifted, slipped, softened, sometimes vanished altogether. And Christmas, of all seasons, exposes it mercilessly.
February Specials
NONFICTION
Kobby Ankomah-GrahamLizz JohnsonNONFICTION
A creative industry thrives when its ecosystem is close to complete—when all parts
work together in a way that supports creation, circulation, and sustainability. There
is no true “end point” in creativity; it is cyclical. A functional ecosystem means that
alongside talented writers, poets, and spoken word artists, there are professionals
managing, refining, distributing, and amplifying their work
February Specials
POETRY
Henneh Kyereh KwakuPleasure &
POETRY
Afia AnsongFebruary Specials
POETRY
Kofi Konadu BerkoPOETRY
Akosua Afriyie-Hwedie