Short Stories

Bolu watched in disgust as the fans went into a frenzy. The show had been electric, and they still couldn’t get over what they had just witnessed. He watched groupies remove their tops, […]

Sam knew the day had drained him before he even stepped out of the car.  All schools had closed that Friday, which meant picking up the children from boarding houses […]

“Babe, what do you mean you’re tired? I’ve been gone for only a couple of weeks and I need some action,” Olamide appealed.  I kissed him and threw myself onto the bed, still in the clothes I had […]

Akin wasn’t sure what to expect. He hadn’t done this in years and never thought he’d do it again. A blind date. All his friends were married with kids and were worried about him. Though he was […]

Busola had just got off the phone with her sister Lamide when it happened. The call came just in time; Lamide was already on her way over.  Today was her son Ayo’s tenth birthday, […]

I was seated quietly in our garage, reading a book. My seat was reclined, and I could hear the cars of residents in the neighbourhood whistle past. The door of […]

Ranti stepped out of the bathroom wrapped in a towel. Today was the thanksgiving service. A mutual friend of hers and Tunde’s was dedicating their twins at their church. Friends and […]

On building a kind of literary VR — where each paragraph lets the reader see, feel, and stand inside the scene.

On building a kind of literary VR — where each paragraph lets the reader see, feel, and stand inside the scene.