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General William Stone, the valiant Spanish Mercenary Warlord dated Juliet, the adored jewel of Alberto Family for six years. His called up to the Spanish-France war led the flowery Juliet to marry Mayor Patrick Bay, the wealthy Melillan royalty.
William returned at the end of the five years long war only to insist retrieving back his Juliet from Mayor. This led to fierce battle of lovers. And the story just begin here.
William and Juliet is a great story that unveils a great truth: that we can avoid the unnecessary wars that often smoldered gorgeous citadel of love and shattered lovers’ life; that we can come out of the storming, cloudy fumes that often wreck relationships and abort glorious destiny.
This novel challenges your love-life with great didactic values and heartrending edifying punctures. Read on.
Michael tells of a bastard child and the search for his father. Bamidele’s poem, “Insomnia”, is a quick glimpse into the restless awareness of death. Jeff and Raheela attempt to guide a writer’s hand in the foray of storytelling and publishing. Fatihah talks of love, innocently, simply. Resoketswe engages a bar conversation on suicide; a subject we hate to admit. There’s more.
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BookArtArea, a thought laboratory founded by acclaimed artist and writer Victor Ehikhamenor is inviting applications.
Source: Africainwords The Goethe-Institut Nigeria and Wawa Book Review cordially invite you to the Public Conversation, ‘What Is Happening in African Literature Today?’, which offers a platform to literary critics, editors and translators to meet colleagues from...
The Silent Plea was the second-place winner of the June Collins Elesiro Literary Prize & CFWriterz Freedom Magazine themed "Sweetness". Read about the Dec 2019 Prize here “The problem with suicide is going through with it,” said Amu. “I’m not talking about the...
I wrote "If Human" and Other Books: A Review on the 23rd of April which was World Book Day. I decided to commemorate the event by writing succinct reviews on books that were written by some of my Facebook friends: The Gundown, Hymar Idibie David Reading this felt like...
by Blezzed Abraham I proposed to her on her birthday. We did the traditional marriage, fixed a wedding date, and printed cards. In less than 48 hours to officially become a wife, the whole idea of finally being a missis and for better for worse hit her, and scared...
Sevhage Literary Prizes 2019 is here again! It is barely a week left. Submissions are open to all genres. Do check the flyers for more information. Best wishes.
The One Grammatical Rule I Wish All Writers Knew Grammar has a terrible reputation. We all live in fear that we have forgotten one or other grammatical rules. During my work as a writing coach, I’ve seen successful, confident clients flinch back, staring at me in...
Ife Olujuyigbe's final draft would have been her just telling herself the story but for her personal resolve. She had been at the receiving end of a publishing deal gone wrong. You know those publishing houses who promise heaven and dish out hell when you finally...
Cfwiterz is delighted to announce the call for submission for its May/June bi-annual magazine with the theme “Sweetness”. The Collins Elesiro Prize
Easter is here and the sweet scent of chicken and beef still lingers. The spirit of sharing is at an all time high. Our Magazine lingers too, waiting to be crowned with a befitting title that only you can supply. Whilst Easter is celebrated every year, we won't always...