Saturday, 31 December 2016

Monday, 24 October 2016

Beyond the Trial Book blog tour

Hello everyone,
I must apologise for being very quiet of late. Too many issues on my mind..some sad, some not so sad, some just there...

I am having a blog tour to promote my debut inspirational collection of short stories: Beyond the Trial and it will be an opportunity to discuss the book or win a book in a giveaway draw.

Please follow the link below to listen to audio excerpts and to comment. Your input is highly needed and appreciated.

Beyond the Trial Book blog tour









Do let me know your thoughts about the excerpts on the various blogs...Did it make you feel like going out to get a copy?
Enjoy!!


Monday, 5 September 2016

Beyond the Trial: A Book Review





Hello everyone,
Hope you had a great start to your week today. Justa brief post about one of our feature books which got a five-star rating from a reviewer. The review has been published online and you can read it by clicking on the link below. Enjoy!!


Beyond-the-Trial-a-book-review

You could get a copy of the book from any of the outlets below. Read and see if you agree with this reviewer's opinion. Have fun guys and remember to pursue your dreams for pursuit is the proof of desire! (Mike Murdock)

Let's soar!


Watch the Book Trailer by clicking on the link below:

Beyond the Trial Book Trailer.






Click any of the links below to buy a copy of the book or request a paperback copy by commenting on this post and we will get in touch with you to let you know the outlet nearest to you in Nigeria

beyond-the-trial eBook from Kobo!

www.amazon.com/Beyond-Trial-ebook purchase link

Amazon UK: Beyond-Trial- purchase link

konga.com: Beyond the Trial





Wednesday, 31 August 2016

INFOGRAPHIC: 10 steps to living an addiction free life!




Hi,
It has been awhile since I was able to write a blog post. I have been very busy and not free to do what I like to do a lot - write! However, I am determined to share my thoughts so I have been thinking about others things that control our actions and make us unable to do, or not stop doing the things we like or hate respectively.

Am I making any sense? I hope so.

I then thought of habits that are difficult to break free from because one has become addicted to them, or if you prefer this other word - accustomed - to them. So today, I want to share an infographic about how one can take some steps that may help to break free of any type of addiction!

Enjoy and do feel free to add to my list. I don't know it all.

Cheers!!
Let's soar!


Monday, 18 July 2016

My review of 1,100 Ways to Write Your Story by James Mascia








If like me, you are a writer, or a blogger, or both, you will know that one often need inspiration to know what to write about next. I read this book lately and got lots of ideas. Below is my honest review of the book:



1,100 Ways to Write Your Story by James Mascia is an excellent book loaded with ideas that can keep writers busy when they are experiencing writers' block, or if they need some inspirational ideas for their writing. I found the prompts diverse and inspiring and I found several ideas I could write about.  I recommend this book to writers and writers' groups who need some help with inspiration to write more, or to people keen on working on fresh ideas to practice on improving their writing skills

I received an electronic copy of this book
in exchange for an honest review of the book.

Buy your copy on Amazon.com

Tuesday, 21 June 2016

In celebration of fatherhood



This is just a little post to celebrate all the responsible fathers in the house who are building up their homes and making their children and wives exceedingly proud of them. Thank you for mirroring the father's heart in your labor of love. God bless you all.









Monday, 20 June 2016


Genre: Nonfiction
Pages: 56 (pdf version)
Rating: 4 out of 5
File Size: 244 KB
Publisher: The Write Practice (November 1, 2014)
Publication Date: November 1, 2014
Language: English
ASIN: B00P4Q7WN8

As I had a deadline to submit a short story for a contest, I thought this workbook might give me a head start. Did it do that? In a way, yes.

It affirmed some tips I had either gleaned from my foray into the writing world, or read in some other books - such as the the fact that the writer's subconscious is his best tool (page 5). I find that ideas pop into my head at inconvenient times and I struggle to keep abreast of them unless I write them down.

I liked the frankness and bluntness of the language in which it was written and the urge to take action, even if one was not in the mood to do so. It made a good read, but left me craving for more (the main text, I guess - which was referred to often in the workbook). I would have liked to review the book and not the workbook so I will try to get a copy of the book. I liked the brevity and the simple language in which it was written.

I recommend this workbook to writers who have read the book itself. Using the two books will be a lot more helpful than reading the workbook alone. I received a free copy from Story Cartel in return for an honest appraisal. This is an honest appraisal.

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