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Author: Labeja Kodua Okullu

Labeja Kodua Okullu is a Ghanaian-British writer who lives in London. After studying English and Comparative Literature at Goldsmiths, he went on to complete The Novel Studio writing course at City, University of London and is currently working on his first novel. Labeja has published poetry with Forward Poetry and the Rattle:Poetry magazine and has contributed a poem to Interior Realms published by Theatrum Mundi. He co-edited the flagship research project publication Urban Backstages Theatrum Mundi. He is also the programmer for Theatrum Mundi presents, an artist moving image film event that highlights new artists and their short films.
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06/03/2024

Loneliness, Love, Hope and the DeBarges 

Dreaming of love

by Labeja Kodua Okullu

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03/30/2023

Wreaths and Reyez

Revolutions of a life

by Labeja Kodua Okullu

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04/26/2021

Orange Comfort

Songs in the key of another planet

by Labeja Kodua Okullu

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10/05/2020

Tortellini and the ’80s

In the key of R&B

by Labeja Kodua Okullu

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