The Loophole of Happiness Project
It is the quiet that matters. The way one is heard. For the last two years of my life, I
Right Hands (5)
It was a day that folded into other days. Today nestled so comfortably between yesterday and tomorrow that it was
Right Hands (4)
She swept the compound in a smooth zig-zag pattern, bending and turning at each corner until dust and particles of
Right Hands (3)
His absence came with the proliferation of the poetry of marriage. Three weeks and no head or tail of Faruk,
Right Hands (2)
In a flame, there are spaces. Spaces between the fiery blue section and the coal, and between the blue flame
Rights Hands (1)
That evening, in front of Faruk, Khadijah understood for the first time how women got their happiness trimmed and sized.
Glory be Mercy (4)
The oil was too much, and Edna liked it. Each time she dipped the large metallic cooking spoon into the
Glory be Mercy (3)
Between the end of the rainy season and the beginning of harmattan in 2009, when snails came out in droves
Glory be Mercy (2)
It took a day too long for Mercy to realize she was dead. Time floated by, cinnamon dust in liquid,
Glory be Mercy (1)
Two men, a fridge, and a narrow entryway. The short, stocky man shouted commands from the bottom end of the