Tolulope Oke is an art enthusiast, a nyctophilia and a fellow of progress. Tolulope studied English at the University of Ibadan. He currently lives in Bayreuth where he is conducting his doctoral studies at the Univesity of Bayreuth. 

Editor. Essayist. Researcher. Oluwadamilare, who writes under his first name Dami Lare, is a graduate of two schools of his choosing. Writes from someplace in Southwestern Nigeria, with works previously published nowhere but can now be found online and in print. Winner of the Amb-Hbf award and finalist for the ACT award among others. He is the Managing Editor of Lunaris Review, founder of Magenta Initiative, associate editor at Pan-African University Press, co-facilitator of Ink and Pages, and editor of Thursday’s Children and A Mosaic of Torn Places, two anthologies of contemporary African writing. His interests cuts across both ends of the arts spectrum, the academic and creative culture, with focus on aural and oral literatures, popular literature and culture, media and performance studies, and especial fond for the personal essay, which allows him to straddle both worlds comfortably. He teaches communication skills and writing at the University of Ibadan.

Abeiku Arhin Tsiwah is a Ghanaian Smartphone Enthusiast & Content Critic. He’s the Senior Editor at Lunaris Review (a Journal of Arts & the Literary, Nigeria) & the Creative Director at The Village Thinkers (a Creative Writing & Performing Arts Society, Ghana). The 2018 Shortlisted Poet for African Writers Awards has had his works anthologized/&[or] publicized in reputed literary volumes: EXPOUND, Whispers, Novel Masters, Kreative Diadem, Anansekrom, Visual Verse, Gnosis Magazine, Tuck Magazine, The Liberian Literary Magazine & elsewhere.

Trapped in a spinning mind, Enny has a passion for thought provoking writing, storytelling, lifestyle practices, design and style. Currently in her M.A program of visual and performing arts, she writes on her blog @Enny Cole Spins where her love for arts is revealed in creative finesse.