A woman dragged me out of my thoughts by tapping my arm and telling me I was sitting in her space, and that’s where she sells things. I stood up to leave, only to find my purse missing. Again!
Browsing: Fiction
While it is true that everyone has a collection of cringe worthy experiences, it is also true that some, like myself, have more than their fair share of memories which induce an involuntary YEECCCH reaction, and make my whole being quiver with disgust.
Some memories are unforgettable, ever vivid and heartwarming. While some are things you wish never happened because of the dents and scars left within.
Whenever I hear the name Mimi, her face becomes the first thing that comes to my mind. When I think about her, it takes me back to my first journey to Ilorin; back to our very first encounter and our last.
On one rainy September morning, I saw the couple who moved in just across my street for the first time. I could still remember that day very clearly; because it was the day, I became a widower.
A long time ago in the land of Erianig, there lived an emperor known for his unethical approach to matters. His name was Emperor Ribuha.
Legend has it that prince Ozuigbo was a mystery, an enigma, an incredible being, one who wears multiple and inexplicable personalities. Call him a god, you are dead right.
This poem emphazied the need for both genders to keep their virginity. The story emantes from the Yoruba belief.
This is a short fictional story of a wrongly accused woman who later gets vindicated by gods after her death
Holes Within by Enyo Dinta is a didactic tale about the sad realities of the girl child and the society— touching and compelling — told by a budding master tale-teller, with very simplified and picturesque diction.