Dear Lord: Please Don’t Let Bobo’s Head Resemble His Father’s Own
There are moments when the truth just stares you in the face. One of such moments is when you see a man and a child standing side-by-side. Let’s assume it’s a boy, since it’s more common to see a little boy sporting a haircut than a girl. With some exceptions. The haircut is important because it allows you to observe the head shapes of both parties without any distractions. Suku (Yes that Shuku hairstyle) is a distraction. By the way, I won’t spend this entire post talking about head shapes. But let’s just play along. Let’s say it’s a man and a boy. You may not even see their faces. In fact, there’s no need. A mere glance at the father’s ipako (back of head) or ogo and the child’s own will bring you to this conclusion:
This boy is the true son of his father!
The Hairy Crown of Mr. Adesoji: Published and Available on Amazon
Welcome to the 2nd week of January! Yes, one week has already zoomed past. Can you believe it? Today, I wanted to share my latest publication with you. The Hairy Crown of Mr. Adesoji is a novella, which I wrote and published last year. It is set in an all boys boarding school in Nigeria.
If you’re curious about the title and are wondering, “Who is Mr. Adesoji? Why is his hairy crown the subject of an entire novella? Why did Sharon pick this title?” here’s the synopsis to answer some of your questions:
The Secret I Have Kept for Too Long
There is something I have wanted to talk about for a while, something I need to share here, for your ears only. *sigh* It’s a new year, so I figured, this is a good time to come clean. There’s no point hiding this for another second.
Are you ready?
*deep breath*
Here it is …
Happy 2017: This Will Be Your Year!
Stay in Berlin Gets a Facelift | Book Cover Remake
It’s the last day of September! Yipee! Before the month rolls to an end, I wanted to share this update: Stay in Berlin, the story of Remi Bajulaiye and Kayode Coker got a facelift a.k.a brand new cover.
At the End of a Long Loose Braid: August Fiction Series, Story 4
Welcome to another Wonderful Wednesday! Today is special for many reasons, but two are worthy of mention: It’s the last day of August, and the day I share the last story in the August Fiction Series. Yes, indeed. This is the 4th and last one (The other stories are here). This story involves one woman, a man and a loose braid. The rest is below. 🙂
I hope your August was very fulfilling, and I wish you an even more amazing September … which is when next I’ll be here. 😀
Till then, enjoy the rest of your week!
An Understanding Woman: August Fiction Series, Story 3
Happy Wednesday! I hope your week has been awesome so far. I ought to have posted this on Tuesday, but it didn’t happen. So, here it is on Wednesday instead. 🙂 Today, I’ll be sharing the third story in the August Fiction Series. This one is titled “An Understanding Woman.” All I can tell you in advance is that it involves a woman and a man (how descriptive, I know!) The rest … you’ll have to read for yourself. 😀
In case you didn’t read the first two stories, they are here. Help yourself.
Have a fantastic week!
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Hello, there! My name is Sharon and I am a Nigerian Fiction Writer, Taker of Pictures and Lover of Humor. Feel free to look around or say hello. I don't bite. Usually. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by.Current Series: Darling Uloma, Love Letters from a Secret Admirer
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August Fiction Series
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The Aso-Ebi Chronicles: A Series of Four Novellas
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