@Koboko, did you read carefully what @Admin and I discussed over 6 months ago, hm? Please read that posting carefully, word for word, for I won’t repeat meself, and for goodness sake, stop *winking* at me. It makes you look mischievous, biko!!!

I repeat, John Ngene: Read my 6 months’ entry right here with @Admin, abeg! I won’t repeat…[Read more]

Thanks Emmanuella, this has been sorted out now.

Well, @koboko, science fiction isn’t really my thing at all. Literature is. I just wanted to stress the importance science has in life, which I can’t ignore, because directly or indirectly, knowingly or unknowingly, I could see myself infusing a little bit of science in my literary works, and only a critic or a keen commentator can fish that out…[Read more]

Em, to further ‘buttress’ some of the things I’ve already said up here, concerning the issue of sci-fi books, I ‘digged’, sorry, ‘dung’ through the deep recesses of my memory and found out that yes, I did read one particular sci-fi book, not written by a Nigerian obviously. It’s called SUPERGIRL, the cousin of SUPERMAN, and I think I read the book…[Read more]

Finally, to cap up all my prattlings above [please forgive the ‘spit’ that leaked out of my mouth while I was yarning], the summary of each sci-fi flick I literarily portrayed is – the first one, the one involving the Semtex, was the science of chemistry, when chemicals come together and ‘react’ [another film I’ve watched as I dig deep in the…[Read more]

Well, we are going to discuss quantum-writing, hehehe.

Building Rockets n stuff.