New Poet: Scott Frost

Scott Frost is a Ghanaian poet/writer and Biomedical Sciences student whose work explores identity, memory, love, death, and hope, drawing from Ghanaian oral traditions and lived experience. He was the first runner-up in the New Voices Poetry Contest 2025, and his work has been exhibited at the e-Ananse Library in Ghana and archived in the Museum of African Poetry. His poetry has appeared in Hummingbird Journal, Numen of Story, Creative Project Ghana, NENTA Journal, Jay Lit, African Writer, LIT eZINE Magazine, Drawn to the Light Press, Africa Poetry Magazine and Ta Adesa, with forthcoming work in Rowayat, Harbor Review, the International Anthology of Lost Souls Ltd, and elsewhere.

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