About the Author
Aisha Oredola-Kayode is a writer, avid reader and Public Health professional. She has an MSc in Public Health from the College of Medicine, University of Lagos and a BSc in Cell Biology & Genetics from Unilag. Her works have been published in Brittle paper's AI Anthology: Binary Bisecting, Blue Minaret Literary Journal, Brigitte Poirson Poetry Chapbook, NTBF Anthology: Muslim Women writers' on lived experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kalahari review, Fitrah Review, The Quills, African Writers, Overtly Lit Magazine, Lion & Lillac Literary Journal and Elsewhere.
Aisha was longlisted for the 2019 Collins Elesiro Literary Prize, for her fiction "Perdition”. She was second runner-up for the Ramadan Writing Contest 2019 with ‘Seized’, her poem also made the shortlist. She won the Panacea Essay & Short Story Contest 2020, with her piece, “Generations.”
She self-published a YA novel titled 'Rid Me Of This', a book on love, loss, betrayal, culture, faith, family and friendships. She is working on her other books and forever finding ways to make her writing more magical.
