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Get ready to be inspired! WSA Literary Magazine’s March edition features an exclusive interview with the prolific playwright, Gloria Akayi Asoloko – a double winner of the African Writers [...]

They say your friends are your chosen family just a phrase we use to cover it all, Because in the end, family is all we’ve got. All these connections are draining – We claim forever but [...]

Eye to eye, Dates and conversations, We’re better acquainted, Tomorrow is sure. Hand in hand, Trudging through life, You’re my rock, The future I crave. Chest to chest, Entangled in [...]

Last night, I went to paradise; O joy! O peace! Serenity absorbed me; By the youthful brook, And a meadow undefiled. My mind wandered off To collect a basket of citrus; Yellow like the falling [...]

Laden, cumbered, Lowered, eaten, Bad’d turned worse, Life’s, staggered; wanéd Wounded, beaten Vigour, counts less All’d died, but breath That I have it all Heart, then broken, wearied, Faith, [...]

Writing poetry can be intimidating, especially if you aim to write great poetry. After reading it, a good poem is something you might remember, but a great poem can make you feel the emotions it [...]

    Interview by Elizabeth Akunyili (Nigeria) and Sandra Nadege (Kenya) Funminiyi, I find you very inspiring as a creative person. From your poetry anthology ‘Si(gh)lent Night’ to [...]

Kaniaga kaondoka, kaamba huku hafai, Motoni pana mashaka, peponi ndipo tamrai, Mechoshwa na wahaka, kule yeye tafurai, Kaibwaga etu mila, mesafiri utumwani. Maskani masikini, ulaya tapata mali, [...]

Sur les vagues silencieuses, j’écoute sonner mes douleurs. Sourd le silence, Sourd le bruit. Le vent ne dit rien qui vaille Où est le chemin? La foule roule à vide Ajoutons la douleur de la [...]

I had to hit the waves And leave the shore Sleeping in the caves And, I met Mi Amore The tours in the desert The walks in the sea Even as a revert The colour was on me Buildings, as I arrived Is [...]