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Kéchi Nne Nomu

Frida Orupabo

The Disruptive Potential of Frida Orupabo’s Metamorphic Women

Nobel Prize

We Need to Talk About the Nobel Prize Bias Why Are Black People Still Not Winning Nobel Prizes in the Sciences?

The Exceptional Mind of Cyprian Ekwensi The Writer, the Cityscape and the Faculties of Dreaming

Nigerian Literature

Who’s Afraid of Nigerian Literature? The Resilience of Nigerian Writing

Kéchi Nne Nomu

is a Nigerian writer who has recently taught at the University of Virginia. Nomu’s writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Narrative Magazine, Boston Review, The Yale Review, The Sun Magazine, Poetry Northwest, Passenger Magazine, Rest of World and elsewhere.