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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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  • Why I Write

    English is not my first language. Yet, I believe that is why I must major in it. This is why. Before becoming a Hugo, and Nebula Award winning novelist, Octavia E. Butler was discouraged by her aunt, who said, “Negroes can’t be writers.” As a dyslexic teenager, in the 1960’s Butler could have taken this…

  • Stratus EP – Nimbus Single

  • Why I Write

    English is not my first language. Yet, I believe that is why I must major in it. This is why.   Before becoming a Hugo, and Nebula Award winning novelist, Octavia E. Butler was discouraged by her aunt, who said, “Negroes can’t be writers.” As a dyslexic teenager, in the 1960’s Butler could have taken…

  • Cheating, The Aftermath. 5 Mistakes I Made

    5 Mistakes I made during recovery. What you need to know about cheating, its effects, and the egotistical pitfalls to avoid during recovery.

  • The Artist’s Hustle

    I had a dream about Denzel Washington. Not a homo-erotic dream, but one of those weird ones that stick out to you, because of their merit. There are several kinds of dreams. Some we ascribe more sentiment to than they’re worth. Yet, others encourage us to change. This is what happened: I was loading trucks…

  • My New Years Resolution

    In the winter of 2016, I stumbled upon the audiobook, “Unleash The Power 2,” by Tony Robbins at my neighborhood library. I had just moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin for work and school when my mother was diagnosed with Stage IV ovarian cancer. My friends were an hour away, and I’d been dumped by my long-distance…