By Christopher Bernard Lidstone.

A poem I wrote for a poet judge in Nairaland.Her name was Nilla so I made it Allin.

A short story about a peasant named Blythe who dreams of becoming a brave and handsome knight. Little does he know, his wildest dreams are about to come true!

This one is pretty straightforward. I mean what I say.

Blessed be the noble sandalwood tree.

Times have changed dramatically, since I was a little girl. Tolerance has become imbalanced. People have become anesthetized to injustice. Rather than simply agreeing that it’s a “sign of the times” we should be doing our part to change things.

In this chapter, the true essence of the story is revealed: The Princess and the Pauper. What a twist. How unpredictable is this? Read and long for more! Will Arletta ever find her true love?

A young boy living a life of simple interests is swept into a dastardly scheme involving the corrupted government. As Kisho travels to different worlds, he learns more about his identity, and eventually comes to realize that it is up to him to solve the very many problems of his world.

A young boy living a life of simple interests is swept into a dastardly scheme involving the corrupted government. As Kisho travels to different worlds he learns more about his identity, and eventually comes to realize that it is up to him to solve the very many problems of his world.

A young boy living a life of simple interests is swept into a dastardly scheme involving the corrupted government. As Kisho travels to different worlds he learns more about his identity, and eventually comes to realize that it is up to him to solve the very many problems of his world.