Paul Chuks (He/Him)is a Nigerian poet, writer and song writer studying at the University of Benin, Edo state, Nigeria. He has appeared or is forthcoming in Glass poetry, Brittlepaper, Moonchild magazine, Epoch Press, Superstition Review, Streetcakemag, & elsewhere. When Chuks is not reading or writing, he’s criticising the hiphop game…
View PostLike so many others, I’ve been a writer since I can remember. In recent years, long beyond my adolescence, I’ve found that I write creative nonfiction better than I write anything else. It has been a blow to my long-held dream of writing the next ‘Great American [fiction] Novel’, and…
View PostWe at Epoch have decided that transparency is the best policy and following this, you’ll find an extensive breakdown on how we review and accept pieces.
View PostWhen I sat down with Kirsten Reneau, I did not know entirely what to expect. What I learned from our conversation is that she’s not just a writer, but a passionate and articulate proponent of Creative Non-Fiction; she is a student and a teacher, and an editor in her own right at Bayou Magazine. To say we got along well is an understatement.
View Post‘Recipe in Exile’ is a beautifully illustrated short film that we have had the privilege to publish in our inaugural issue ‘Beginnings’. It’s a moving film about displacement, violence, adaptation, culture, and heritage.
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