princesa: Nothing fit happen sef... Nairaland na we property

hehehheeheh. Are you part of the rumoured cabal?

timpaker:

hehehheeheh. Are you part of the rumoured cabal?

timpaker:

hehehheeheh. Are you part of the rumoured cabal?

princesa:
nah, we run our things underground

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yes oga, what can we do for you? You came to check if i was canvassing for votes right? Better take comfortable to sit and search

princesa:
nah, we run our things underground




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yes oga, what can we do for you? You came to check if i was canvassing for votes right? Better take comfortable chair to sit and search

princesa: Through the use of E-magical powers

Anyway, we are clean here, we don't smoke, drink or do drugs. Thanks for visiting

Deiok:
@Princesa why would you give up on the award, this story still remain one of the few well written and structured story around here.

princesa: the appropiate genre shoul be somewhere around romance and chick literature (i think its a kind of new genre or classification, aint sure about that) but definitely not fantasy.

Mynd_44:
You do know you could have said this before voting started right?

princesa:
did you miss the part where i said that I don't care about the awards again? So There was no need


suggestions: you guyz should do your research well next time.

Mynd_44:
**smacks her backside**

run along

princesa: My dear oh, the thing tire me sef... While i was browsing tru the meaning of fantasy literature online enh, you need to see the way my face squeezed in disbelief and anger! As in magical and improbable events? Taking chances is sooooo far from that genre!

And chocolate and sushi too? #shakes head# its a nigerian story for jeez sake! Nigerians don't do
magic!

princesa: the appropiate genre shoul be somewhere around romance and chick literature (i think its a kind of new genre or classification, aint sure about that) but definitely not fantasy.

princesa:
That's where you've been dying to smack, ain't so?'


so are you satisfied now?


oya, let me be. O sha-aro Tuesday

princesa: ''and it starts with the narrator as your protagonist aka heroine''

^you mean like with the use of the first person narrative only? Well then a nigerian example is Tunde Leye's 'Finding Hubby'. But really i don't think that genre should be limited to that style of narrative alone, i for one ain't so good with that narrative style. Plus, while i was reading abt it online yesterday, i find out that its a nice genre and that its what most stories on this section, written by females fall under. A very good example is Ishi's 'iyawo nylon bag' apt example.


Anyways i think i love that genre because its not totally on the romance level, just have a stint of romance while its major theme is exploring the female protagonist's struggle against the tide that affect her and the modern woman generally. And i love the genre, think am even stick with it.


and Nigerians do 'juju' not jazz or magic oh..

and yes, i live almost all my life in Lagos, reason i have a little knack for the yoruba language.

princesa: Aunty Ishi, welcome to my humble abode first and foremost




but i never said the story had the first person narrative style. Just saying it aptly describes what the genre chick literature is all about.

And aunty glow, also noted that there are other narrative styles to use under the genre, but its basically used with the narrator serving as the protagonist, ie first person.

Chilo's tale too doesn't fall under romance, chick lit, best describes it. Or you don't think so?

Ishilove:
What is 'chick literature'?

alutacontinua:
I owe this place an epistle!
I be lyk say i go port to this lit. Section sef, things are happening here! Which one be award again It's just there are too many stories nd i no get tym