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Akpa Arinzechukwu is an English Grad Fellow at Chapman University. A 2023 Oxbelly Writing Retreat Fellow, and a winner of the 2021 Poetry Archive Worldview Prize, a Best of the Net nominee, Pushcart, and Geoffrey Dearmer Prize, shortlisted for the FT/Bodley Head Prize, and a finalist for the 2020 Black Warriors Review Fiction Prize, his works appear in Kenyon Review, adda, Transition, Prairie Schooner, The Nation, Poetry Review, and elsewhere. He is the curator of Muqabalal, a bilingual conversation series, co-host of the Muqabalal’s Poem a Day in Translation, and the Church of Poetry.
Perhaps the thing that makes us powerful is also the thing that makes us invisible. The body, a house…
Memorabilia It is raining everyday in Douala // the temperature is peaking // today is not a good day to…