For The No Ones
C.I. AkiA newsletter for those who don't fit perfectly in one category or another. Notes and articles on literature, society, family, nature, my writing journey, and why I still believe in us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | forthenoones.substack.com |
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On the Husbandry of Forgotten Flowers
My brother and I were at the San Antonio Zoo in 2014 when I came home from Nashville to bury our grandmother. On my shoulder is my sister’s first child, Noomi; on my brother’s is his first child, Braxton. My brother is a wonderful father. H...
Seeing the Thirst in the Syllables
They said I spoke with so much excitement when I was young that I didn't care how many times I would have to repeat the same word because my breath could not keep up with my joy of telling stories. My dad called me Speedy Gonzales because I...
The Freedom of Color
This aritcle on the artwork of Burkina Faso painter Harouna Ouédraogo was originally published by The Denver Quarterly literary magazine 56.2 (2022). I received their permission to reproduce it here free of charge.
Serious Reading Will Teach You How to Fall in Love
When we took our kids to Paris for the first time, my stepson Eli had just begun a reading series that proved to be too compelling to put off. He said he couldn’t help himself; the book was too fascinating. Paris would have to wait. Here he...
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A Nigerian American poet, novelist, essayist, editor, filmmaker, and educator writing about the good, true, and beautiful of this our human riddle. more
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