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Naomi Eselojor is a speculative fiction writer from Nigeria and a global talent migrant endorsed by Arts Council England for her contributions to Africanfuturism. She is the recipient of the 2023 Utopian Award for Short Fiction and the 2024 Wilson Okereke Prize for Short Stories, and has also been a finalist for the Nommo Award as well as nominated for the Pushcart Prize, Ako Caine Prize for African Writing, and Utopian Awards. Naomi's works have appeared in Afrofuturism Short Stories, African Ghost Short Stories, 2022 Best of Utopian Speculative Fiction, Omenana Magazine, Lolwe, Hexagon Magazine, Dark Matter Magazine, and elsewhere. Among other programs, Naomi is an alum of the Milford Writer's Workshop, the Voodoonauts Fellowship, and served as a SprinNG mentor in 2024 and 2025. Most recently, she was selected to run a workshop with the London Writers Centre's Developing Tutors 2025/2026 season. She resides in the United Kingdom. Discover more at her website: naomieselojor.com.
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