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    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji is a freelance writer and editor who loves to write poems, creative nonfiction, and great content and copy for businesses. When she is not writing, she's either reading African classics or listening to country music. Ehi is a co-winner of the 2020 Girl Rising Storytelling Challenge and the author of a cute little [chap]book of poetry called ICEBREAKER. Say "Hi" to Ehi on Twitter @ogwijiehi
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    Surrealism and a Harvest of Ekphrastic Poetry: A Review of Sidi’s  Like Butterflies Scattered About By Art Rascals  

    Whether we categorize this collection as a dissection of artwork, a sublimation of paintings or both the thoughts etched into canvases and those left on a palette, we would not be wrong. Umar Abubakar Sidi has very well proven that he wields the ability to…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 3 months ago 2 7 min read  
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    The First Time I Got on a Writing Contest Shortlist 

    In 2015, after over a year of entering contests and sending my work everywhere, I got on a writing contest shortlist for the first time. I was in the university at that time and was living in the hostel. Turns out the grand finale would…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 2 years ago 1 3 min read  
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    A Review of Eriata Oribhabor’s Mek We Yan 

    Mek We Yan (Notes for Naija Pidgin & English Language) by Eriata Oribhabor is a 63 paged book, published by Something for Everybody Ventures (SFEV) in the year 2020. I was torn between writing this review in the English Language or the Naija pidgin language…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 2 years ago 0 4 min read  
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    A Review of Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood 

    The Joys of Motherhood is one of the books I am ashamed to admit that I read so late. But as they say, it is better late than never. Let me begin by saying I really love how Buchi Emecheta paints the plight of an…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 2 years ago 0 4 min read  
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    You Should Read Khaled Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns 

    Ehi shares her thoughts on one of her favorite novels. She plans to write a short note for every book she reads in 2021. She began with Khaled Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns. It felt like a trip to Afghanistan… It’s 7 am here. Cold…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 2 years ago 4 4 min read  
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    Tips on How to Build a Personal Brand For Yourself as a Writer 

    When your name is mentioned, what emotion do people feel? Is it exactly what you would like for them to feel? This is where personal branding comes to play. As a writer who dreams to make the craft much more than an activity for your…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 2 years ago 0 5 min read  
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    What Is The Difference Between a Cover Letter and a Bio? 

    Preparing your work for submission to literary journals is sometimes scarier than the process of crafting those pieces of art. You are first faced with the challenge of selecting your best work ever from a pile of poems, if it is a poetry submission. Or…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 3 years ago 1 6 min read  
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    A Complete Guide For Submissions to Literary Journals 

    As a writer, submitting to literary journals is nearly as important as writing because these journals showcase you to one fraction of the literary world, which ordinarily may not have a sip of what you brew except for the exposure of certain journals. Literary journals…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 3 years ago 2 6 min read  
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    How I Stopped Being a Closet Poet 

    The first time I stood before an audience to share a poem was October 2016. I remember it like yesterday. It was the grand finale of the Scribble the Future Poetry Competition for all-female student poets at the University of Ibadan. I was wearing a…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 3 years ago 4 4 min read  
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    How to Effectively Combine Writing With a 9-5 Job 

    Writing, for many is a pastime or at most, a side job. Hence, most people do their regular 9-5 jobs before they get a chance to scribble a few hundreds of words. The rest, who cannot do anything productive after a long day, prefer to…

    Ehi-kowochio Ogwiji, 3 years ago 8 3 min read  
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