Edum was making burnt bricks for a new family house. His lifelong friends: Ato Imea, Otei Igodo, Osai Epele, and Okei Adumei, were helping him. Edum had given them a one week notice of his [...]
Edum was making burnt bricks for a new family house. His lifelong friends: Ato Imea, Otei Igodo, Osai Epele, and Okei Adumei, were helping him. Edum had given them a one week notice of his [...]
Two youngsters went out to check out their fish traps. The older of the two, Kolo Igodo, eleven years, had borrowed his father’s canoe. His companion, Odema Okula, nine years, had taken a wicker basket [...]
Five years earlier, Adiele thought he could make friends with Jim so they could spend time talking computers and well development, but he found out that Jim was not the one that dwelt on small [...]
I think I have done enough editing to send this to the editor for polishing. Finished two chapters. Twenty six more to go. Will love your critical eye on what is going on here, and [...]
Again, this post is to seek your input and critical eye on what could be wrong with this work. At best a smile for what is being done. But say it like it is. I [...]
These are drafts of the first chapter of my novel, Gods Of The Land. I have done seven chapters already, but I do not have much time to devote to writing. I am going at [...]
The hooting of the owl and the cackle of the hyena were signals that they were in the far forest, off the arena of human presence. In here, nature was at its best, providing a [...]