Do contact me for thought-provoking pieces on music, African popular culture, counterculture, philosophies, and education. I love writing, and I’m really good at connecting dots and drawing meaning and magic out of things.
A 2020 Morland African Writing Scholar, my byline has featured in publications including The Guardian and The Africa Report. My short stories (in which I use the weird to explore the mundane) have been published in places including Litro Magazine and the Writers Project of Ghana anthology, The Sea Has Drowned the Fish. I was also a finalist in the inaugural John La Rose Memorial Short Story Competition (2008).
Below is but a small sample of my writing over the years (you can find more on my blog):
SOAS: The Dilemma of Ghosts: Floating Between Britain & Ghana (2020)
Tampered Press: Care is a New Cool: Arts, Politics & Empathy in an Another Accra (2019) (also carried in OFF TO magazine‘s Accra Issue)
The Africa Report: When Education Yearns to Be Free (2018)
The Guardian: The Absolute Beginners’ Guide to Pidgin (2017)
The Guardian: Sex, Fauxnogamy & the Married Man (2015)
Nonfiction: The Fall
In 2020, I was picked out of 992 entrants from all over the world for a Miles Morland African Writing Scholarship to give me the financial freedom to write a book. The Fall will be a deeply personal narrative memoir connecting the tragic death of my younger brother to matters of masculinity, mental health, romance and relationships; broken over generations and crushed under the weight of contemporary Ghanaian culture.
Short Stories
‘Heels‘ in The Sea Has Drowned The Fish: Fiction, Fact and Folktale from Writers Project of Ghana (2018)
‘Jam’ in Litro Magazine (2017)
Art Writing
The History of Ghana by Nana Danso (formerly Artsoul Kojo) at Gallery 1957 (2021)
Plays
‘The Weave’: performed by Accra Theatre Workshop as part of its An African Walks into a Container show (Nov 2014)
Editing
Odekro: Odekro Report on the 1st Session of the Seventh Parliament of Ghana 2017
Kobina Ankomah Graham 