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Avid Reader; Afrofuturism, African fantasy, sci-fi, horror, Caribbean mythology. Dog-dad.
Writer.
Current WIP “A Call Of Bloody Things.”
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“Why Donkeys Have 44 Teeth” by Peter Nena

“Commensalism, or the Labyrinth’s Vessels” by @nkereuwxm.bsky.social

“Acceptance” by Khaya Maseko

“Ash Baby” by Andrew Dakalira

“The Sirangoi Fey Market” by @ephraimorji.bsky.social
Excerpt from Strange Horizons Review of Will This Be A Problem? The Anthology: Issue V. Design is set on a teal background with curved orange and teal circular accents, the WTBAP logo at the top and the website's URL at the bottom. Main text reads: And amidst all the commentary and the sensibilities, the anthology resists categorisation throughout. It refuses to be cramped inside boxes. It never consents to one definition. Peter Nena’s “Why Donkeys Have 44 Teeth,” for example, features creatures with donkey-human-bat traits that are cursed by an ancient witch preying on kids through their dreams; Albert Nkereuwem’s “Commensalism, or the Labyrinth’s Vessels” has a sentient slime trying to understand humanity after having taken it over and Khaya Maseko’s “Acceptance” destroys time itself, removing the present from the past, the many versions of reality colliding, co-existing, co-forming simultaneously. Elsewhere, Andrew Dakalira’s “Ash Baby” imagines the Biblical tale of Job as a never-ending chain of cruelty and endless victims; and “The Sirangoi Fey Market” by Ephraim Orji is located in a bazaar existing on the cusp of the sane and the mystical, the worldly and the otherworldly, as a woman seeks a shaman to execute. A promotional graphic with a textured teal background, orange and teal circular accents, the WTBAP logo at the top and the website's URL at the bottom. At the centre is WTBAP’s anthology cover for Issue V.
September 22, 2025 at 12:56 PM
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"He'd had a name once, this man."

"Rosette Spots" by @ephraimorji.bsky.social
“Rosette Spots” by Ephraim N. Orji
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June 16, 2025 at 2:00 PM
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Honestly I get you 😂
June 9, 2025 at 5:25 PM