I kinda knew where this was headed, even the suicide, but that didn’t take away from the story. Nice one TolaO…

I won’t be surprised to find mostly ladies at the workshop, they seem to rule that genre.

This is unique in itself, I recognised the familiar brilliance associated with your writing, just concealing the message enough for us to find it. Well done Berry!

I ditto Myne, too much metaphors tend to reduce the fear impact, but I enjoyed this still. Well done Raymond.

This was worth reading, but it could do with some editing. Well done…

Thanks Myles…

lol… That’s not quite what I meant Kaycee, abeg no put me for wahala o.

Thanks Xikay, and may our best bring us corresponding satisfaction and happiness. Cheers!

um, Ray, this isn’t quite a story, it’s musing, but I think I get your point. Cheers!

Fantastic review Adura. I remember reading ‘Purple Hibiscus’ recently and I simply enjoyed a good story.

Great! I wish I were in Lagos.

lol, did that sound pretty extreme?

This is a really fine story, and brilliantly told too; but I noticed how you squeezed in so much into this, it starved the main story a bit, hiding the inclinations and climax rather deeply. It just sprung on me like that, and it was gone the next minute, Aniekan had recovered and returned to [...]

http://www.naijastories.com/2010/09/again/

Will we able to edit the stories before they are published in WAKApedia, if our story is chosen that is???

Thanks Mercy. I think the Rainbow Book Club in Port-Harcourt might have several initiatives geared towards promoting literature there.