anak adrian commented on the post, Why you SHOULD write for free
I am glad, @MaggieSmart
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Why you SHOULD write for free
Yes, detective. We let him touch the evidence. @praize
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Why you SHOULD write for free
awww, @danjuma , thanks. I’m blushing, really, and i’m smiling back at you too, whilst standing 14 years, sorry, 14 yards away…
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Why you SHOULD write for free
Huzzah! A gaming chic… Now, that’s an endangered species right there, @screamingviola. Hmm. Are we talking specs of the consoles here (performance and graphics), or the list of games? Methinks you’ve...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Reply to "The Note"
Thanks for dropping by @folakemi . But funny enough, there’s a great measure of evil courage involved in raising a knife to one’s throat or tying up a noose to end it all. Suicide is not as easy as it...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Reply to "The Note"
hahaha @Nawawi13 , that is good to hear. Perhaps it’s because suicide strikes a chord in most humans. But also, what it means is that you wrote your piece very well. Great job.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Testing, Testing....
Hahaha! I just died. Swell piece. 😀
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, The Good, The Bad, and The Greater Good
Yes, @Penprince , good. I’m impressed. The article possesses depth. It reads like what would go on in a serious writer’s mind. Consider revising “life is like to make” and “muse about on” There are...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, The Good, The Bad, and The Greater Good
Your choice of title is top notch, by the way.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Back To December
Well written. Well thought out, heart-felt way of expression and all that good stuff. 2nd person POV on fleek. It worked well. Lack of spacing made reading it a drag. Is it just me, or towards the end...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Back To December
Ohk. Your shift to present tense was so sudden, then.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Zombie WarZ Part 2
Much better than the last episode, but you could consider posting it in shorter bits so as not to put off naija readers from what is already generally seen as a “dry” genre.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Absolution
Back with a good one. @aminutemitope1 , you’ve been missed.
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anak adrian wrote a new post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
The title says it all, folks. ***This has the purview of, but is not limited to, familiar spirits, karishikas, mammy and pappy waters, (with other loyal subjects of the marine kingdom), annoying...
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anak adrian wrote a new post, Bane of my Bone; Stress of my Flesh
You do not want to take too much of a direct approach when trying to tell your Igbo relatives about the fact that you don’t intend to get married. I believe I can take the liberty of saying that the...
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anak adrian wrote a new post, Away with Words
Of the many things that one may choose to do with his time, it could be said that helping another person is the most noble; and indeed, the time which would be taken to do this endeavour could be said...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, I See Her
A really decent first effort. I’ll have to bring @praize into this.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
Thanks, oh. I’m positively delighted @Mayree
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
Yes, indeed @nicolas . They’re like diabolical germs.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
Yes, @screamingviola , now all that remains is for me to find a good hiding place. Probably a mountain that’s on fire… #thinking aloud
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
Actually posted this first
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, I See Her
It’s really good, but I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s a masterpiece; considering the none-existent rhyme scheme, with the way the lines tend to read like prose. If they weren’t spaced out as they...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Let There Be Light
Real and relatable. Subtle delivery of a salient message. Totally worth the time that’s taken to read it. A piece everyone in this country needs to see, given our prevalent craze of “hammer young and...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Thinking Out Loud
It’s always a gladdening thing to see a youth who believes that principle is not old-fashioned, and morality is not a dull topic. I sincerely hope you keep at it, @elizah , knowing always that your...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
“lauging out loud”-ing with @shovey @praize and @danjuma . But @shovey, shey you’ll help me with writing the subtitles sha? I don’t want it to be like one movie I remember where there was a caption...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, A Tale of Him and Her
Yeah. Stuff this good can get away with being lengthy. Nice and compelling to read. Kwiksie is finding some really interesting ways to spread the Gospel.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, How the Witches Follow You from the Village
hehe @PoetRazon , na god-win
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, TOMORROW [a Poem]
In the opening was some good use of metaphors. Good thematic symbolisms. I see here “Tomorrow”, just as the cobwebs, is certain (to arrive) and at the same time unsure (a man’s death precludes his...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Can you Imagine?
I fail to see the point to all this rhetoric.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, The Future of Today
Okay, I think i’m getting the style you’re trying to evolve. Short, swift lines. But then, without giving an insightful twist to their ending, or some food for thought to mull on, the lines just come...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Poochy Coo II
Thanks a lot @efiokbrythe. Come it shall. Do stay tuned.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Poochy Coo
Thank you @namdi , I am delighted by your comment. Don’t worry @abasienyene there’ll be more. It’s a series.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, "You'll be fine..."
Aww. @Roy-journals with all these kind words. There now, I’m flatter than a pancake, lol.
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anak adrian wrote a new post, Poochy Coo III
Two-Zero —- “Sebastian, Bastian for short”, was often how he liked to introduce himself. Tall, suave and handsome, the student of international relations and allied diplomatic studies was a regular...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Under the Sun
This was an interesting perspective. Reminds me of those lovely story formats I hardly see anymore these days, with their “old man road” , “mother evil-eye” and “kwasi-see-but-keep-silent” type of...
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, The Visit
Very good for a first try! Now you may want to challenge yourself with writing longer pieces; with working on story plot and character building, that kind of thing…
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, "Life In Monochrome..."
You might be hard pressed to find many NSers with the literary maturity to appreciate this beautiful piece.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, A decent meal
Written aptly enough to portray the genuine confusion in the speaker’s mind. I daresay even a bit humorous. As for the eater, he probably wanted some sensual gratification
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Girls on Fire
This was all kinds of lovely. A real pleasure to read. Great work.
View Articleanak adrian commented on the post, Writers Wanted
Oops, @Mayree sorry for the late reply. I rarely open the mailbox I registered on this site with for comment notifications inter alia… For real? I just checked the link and it works fine. Maybe...
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