Ucheoma Onwutuebe is a Nigerian writer.
She is the recipient of a Waasnode Fiction Prize and has received residencies from Yaddo, Art Omi, and the Anderson Center. Her works have appeared in Catapult, Bellevue Literary Review, Passages North, Prairie Schooner, Off Assignment, Bakwa Magazine and elsewhere. She received an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Nevada Las Vegas.

PUBLICATIONS
- Man (Passages North)
- Where Are You and Where is My Money? (A Public Space)
- An Insomniac’s Guide to a Good Night’s Sleep (Split Lip Magazine)
- Memorial Service (The Adroit Journal)
- Notes of a Nostalgic Nigerian (Catapult)
- A Nigerian Attempts Therapy (Bellevue Literary Review)
- To the Expat at Murtala Muhammed Airport (Off Assignment)
- Masterclass for My Ex’s New Girl (Efiko Magazine)
- Dear Father, I Write to You From the Land of the Living (Isele Magazine)
- To A Nigerian Writer Considering the MFA (Medium)
- Wants (Agbowó)
- Sturdy Man with Shaggy Beards (Bakwa Magazine)
- My Mother Cooked for Her Husband, Now She Cooks for Herself (Human Parts)
- Man, Following (The Lagos Review)
- Why am I a Citizen of a Place People are Glad to Escape? (Lagos Review)
- Village Memories (Brittle Paper)
- A Certain Kind of Treasure (Kalahari Magazine)
- Thanksgiving Sunday Flashfiction Magazine
- Sexual epiphany (LipMag)
- Litany (AfricanWriter)