The Lion and the Jewel The Lion and the Jewel is a play that moves from act 1 (Morning) to the last act (Night). Act 1 starts by introducing us to Sidi and Lakunle. Sidi and Lakunle have an
Ever been frustrated that you have been submitting your CV to live roles but don't seem to be getting the call back and interview invites you would like? Perhaps your CV isn't quite grabbing people’s attention. Here are my
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Publishing fiction is brutal. Big legacy publishers. Tiny specialty presses. Indie. It doesn’t matter. It’s all fucking terrifying. I can post an article. Any old article. THIS article. And it’s no big deal. I hit publish, maybe send it
Writing is one of the human art that involves scribbling what’s being said, heard, displayed etc. It two human senses associated with this art are the sense of sight and hearing. But when a speaker makes his or her
Nnu Ego, (pronounced New Ego) the protagonist of the novel is a symbol of all the joys, woes, despair and ultimately disappointments of universal motherhood. Emecheta spares no effort in portraying her as a woman whose sacrificial love and
There’s a new generation of Nigerian writers who are making waves around the world. To say the least, you will find a Nigerian name almost every prestigious literary prize from the Nobel prize for Literature to the Man Booker
Paula and I met in the first grade. Since her last name was Brent and mine was Berneathy, she sat behind me. We were both shy and had nothing to say to each other until the day she asked
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The English word dozen comes from French douzaine, which in turn comes from Latin duodecim: “two plus ten.” It occurs in several English idioms. cheaper by the dozen: costing less when bought in quantity. The expression appears
