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Orikinla (m)
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I have been in Lagos since last Tuesday.
I discovered that my writings have been destroyed in the Art Studio where I kept them. I kept them with my fellow artist while I was away on locations in the Niger Delta. And the roof of the studio was damaged in the storms whilst my friend was away. The drafts of 8 novels have been totally destroyed. But all my plays, short stories and artworks were not destroyed.
I can rewrite all the novels, but I know that the vital parts would be different from my original compsitions.
I am trying to look on the brighter side that I did not lose everything in my bags of manuscripts.
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afrowelsh
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so, how do i help u?
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minute (f)
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God u crackn mii up dude!
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Orikinla (m)
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I now know how it feels to lose precious works of Art.
This is my first time OF losing my original works of Art.
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jesusfreak (f)
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God u crackn mii up dude!
what's so funny  |
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Orikinla (m)
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My editor even feels the pain more, because he knows what such a great loss could do to my psyche. He told me how Prof. Wole Soyinka felt when he lost one of his unpublished works.
I am afraid I cannot recall the details of the stories.
But life goes on.
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