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Eric-Anderson Momou was born in the Ivory Coast in Africa. He lives in the Midwest, and is an alumni of UW-Milwaukee with a BA degree in Literature and Cultural Theory. With an Associate’s of Science from Madison College. His short fiction has appeared in Litro Magazine, and the Yahara Journal. Email @ekmomou@gmail.com for inquiries.

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  • Think back on your most memorable road trip. My most memorable road trip was a drive through Virginia. All along the mountains. I thought, “ah, America. Herein lies the Majesty.” I have also appreciated the mountains of Montana as well.

  • Breakfast

  • What snack would you eat right now? Hmm. Eggs, and cheese. With a side of lean chicken, and wild rice.

  • A business idea

    Restart a new enlightenment period. Greater, than before with a under a Democracy unlike the world has ever seen. -It starts with our artists, our businessmen, our poets. -And it starts with our home-ec guys too. Things are nice in hindsight, but they are better when you move forward. ☀️

  • Rhino

    Its two seconds to the bell, and already I know I have him. The hook is his weakness: specifically his left flank. Yes, I am a man—but a pseudo-man, like austrolipithicenes or cromagnon. On occasion, I can be reasoned with, but I am operable on fear. That is my drive, and has always been. I…

  • How have your political views changed over time? They’ve become more neutral, or as some would say politically moderate. But I have understood that grace should be extended, if it has been extended to you.

  • We are living in difficult times hard to deal with – the circumstances we are seeing in the world I believe is a sign of the Times. For those who have accompanied me this far, I commend you – but there are our own journeys we have to take. My words as incendiary as they…

  • The Pilot

    The man dreams of flying in a cloud-ridden heaven, where the sky bleeds sienna and blonde. He is safe here, in this vision, amidst the dawn firmament. The vapors cannot reach him.  When he wakes he is in his bed in a hospital room. He is roused awake by his nurse, Nicole, who touches his…

  • A Binary of Opposites:     The Roc, or Portrait of Guilt in a Developing Photograph By Eric-Anderson Momou She plucks the photograph from the bathtub, She clutches the photograph from the grimy tub Waves it in the island breeze, Sloughs off the dust, as flakes part in the wind To baptize it in the air stream.…

  • Fresco of the New Menorrah

    . Ekphrasis Poem — Final Revision (From Light Radiates from the Temple Menorah by Yoram Raanan) Fresco of a New Menorah By Eric-Anderson Momou On the bathroom wall The spectral light shifts Developing like the sight  Of a million stars. There are no painters Or brushes here  Only broad, strokes, Beginning upon the white wall…