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Olajumoke Omisore

Olajumoke Omisore was born in Hammersmith. She is currently a student at the University of Central Lancashire. As a school girl, she lived in Abeokuta with her family. Her brothers and sisters had the task of explaining to their friends that she existed because she was always holed up in her bedroom, reading or writing. She finds fiction writing a blessing. Her work has appeared on African Writer and scheduled to appear in the Kalahari Review.

Features 9 years ago

BN Prose: When Things Change by Olajumoke Omisore

I turned my head away from Temi. It took two days of deep reflection to reach this acceptance stage. But here they were, Temi and Tayo,...
Features 10 years ago

BN Prose: When Sex is a Deal Breaker by Jumoke Omisore {Part II}

* Editor’s note This is a continuation of last week’s BN Prose. {Read the first part of this story here} “The woman you saw is my...
Features 10 years ago

BN Prose: When Sex Is a Deal Breaker by Jumoke Omisore

“I want you in my life,” he told her as soon as her eyes fluttered open. She gazed into his eyes and remembered why she came...
Features 11 years ago

BN Prose: A Step Back by Olajumoke Omisore

I couldn’t let go.The last time I let go, I had no idea that thirteen wild years would pass before his arms shrouded my body in...