Eliot of Lagos
Ernest O. ÒgúnyẹmíLiterature, Faith, Poetry—
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | ernestogun.substack.com |
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Christianity and Culture (abridged)
I planned to write this later, in an extended form, after doing some readings and re-readings: A Christian Manifesto, The God Who Is There, How Should We Then Live? (all books by Francis Schaeffer, I highly recommend A Christian Manifesto),...
One midnight like that
I. I feel great. I am playing Kotrell. “It’s amazing, to finally feel all the things I feel.” What do I feel? Swell. “Smile for me.” It is amazing how love songs can warm you up even when you have no face to put it all to. The romantic ener...
A certain measure of clarity
For some minutes, I lay on my bed with earpieces plugged into my ears, listening to Mahler’s “Symphony No. 5.” My laptop screen went dark and in the darkness I listened. I do this often. Lying or sitting alone in the darkness of my room. I ...
The deceptiveness of strength
“Training Day” is a fine film, I wonder why it has taken me this long to see it. As with all the Denzel Washington films I have seen, it is at its core about morality and everything wrapped up in that: love, family, responsibility, friendsh...
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Ernest O. Ògúnyẹmí writes from Nigeria. Work in AGNI, Kenyon Review, The Sun, Common Ground Review, Mooncalves: An Anthology of Weird Fiction, and elsewhere. He is the author of A Pocket of Genesis (Variant Literature, 2023).
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