God bless you

Naijasinglegirl:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those of you who always had nice things to say each time I published a post here. Especially those who thought I would make a good author someday.
Every time I post a 'job hunting experience', most of reprimanded me to stop wasting my time submitting job applications when I had something bigger in me, you urged me to monetise my talent. A few of you even called me 'Chimamanda' which is very flattering.

The good news is, I finally did it! Not only did I write, I got published which is every writer's dream. My book was made available in print this week and the reviews I am getting makes me really happy.

When I started out last year, I literally slept on Nairaland. This is where I came to look for information on Nigerian editors, authors, p graphic designers, publishers and the process of obtaining an ISBN number. Nairaland was truly one of my biggest sources for information and I could not help but mention it in a few chapters in my fictional novel.

Anyway, I don't want to trail from the purpose of this post. This is me saying a big thank you to everyone who supported me here. Moderators et all. (Including you, Seun).
I know a lot of budding authors are reading this I want this post to inspire them. I read something similar to this seven months ago that forced me to seat up.

If anyone has any questions related to self-publishing, ask and I'll try to respond to all of them.

Way to go,

Naijasinglegirl:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those of you who always had nice things to say each time I published a post here. Especially those who thought I would make a good author someday.
Every time I post a 'job hunting experience', most of reprimanded me to stop wasting my time submitting job applications when I had something bigger in me, you urged me to monetise my talent. A few of you even called me 'Chimamanda' which is very flattering.

The good news is, I finally did it! Not only did I write, I got published which is every writer's dream. My book was made available in print this week and the reviews I am getting makes me really happy.

When I started out last year, I literally slept on Nairaland. This is where I came to look for information on Nigerian editors, authors, p graphic designers, publishers and the process of obtaining an ISBN number. Nairaland was truly one of my biggest sources for information and I could not help but mention it in a few chapters in my fictional novel.

Anyway, I don't want to trail from the purpose of this post. This is me saying a big thank you to everyone who supported me here. Moderators et all. (Including you, Seun).
I know a lot of budding authors are reading this I want this post to inspire them. I read something similar to this seven months ago that forced me to seat up.

If anyone has any questions related to self-publishing, ask and I'll try to respond to all of them.

Even without reading I just started laughing. I can imagine how hilarious it is. Where can I find it? Am not in Nigeria.

Naijasinglegirl:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those of you who always had nice things to say each time I published a post here. Especially those who thought I would make a good author someday.
Every time I post a 'job hunting experience', most of reprimanded me to stop wasting my time submitting job applications when I had something bigger in me, you urged me to monetise my talent. A few of you even called me 'Chimamanda' which is very flattering.

The good news is, I finally did it! Not only did I write, I got published which is every writer's dream. My book was made available in print this week and the reviews I am getting makes me really happy.

When I started out last year, I literally slept on Nairaland. This is where I came to look for information on Nigerian editors, authors, p graphic designers, publishers and the process of obtaining an ISBN number. Nairaland was truly one of my biggest sources for information and I could not help but mention it in a few chapters in my fictional novel.

Anyway, I don't want to trail from the purpose of this post. This is me saying a big thank you to everyone who supported me here. Moderators et all. (Including you, Seun).
I know a lot of budding authors are reading this I want this post to inspire them. I read something similar to this seven months ago that forced me to seat up.

If anyone has any questions related to self-publishing, ask and I'll try to respond to all of them.

I bless you.

You will make it in life.

still doesn't stop you from getting a job o, abi?
let writing be what you do at leisure time, pending when you become the Shakespeare that you'll soon be...

Will like to buy but am in owerri. Y don't you go to Kong and jumbia to help distribution

Naijasinglegirl:
Check the first post on http://www.naijasinglegirl.com

Will like to buy but am in owerri. Y don't you go to Kong and jumbia to help distribution

congrat... i also hope to someday

Naijasinglegirl:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those of you who always had nice things to say each time I published a post here. Especially those who thought I would make a good author someday.
Every time I post a 'job hunting experience', most of reprimanded me to stop wasting my time submitting job applications when I had something bigger in me, you urged me to monetise my talent. A few of you even called me 'Chimamanda' which is very flattering.

The good news is, I finally did it! Not only did I write, I got published which is every writer's dream. My book was made available in print this week and the reviews I am getting makes me really happy.

When I started out last year, I literally slept on Nairaland. This is where I came to look for information on Nigerian editors, authors, p graphic designers, publishers and the process of obtaining an ISBN number. Nairaland was truly one of my biggest sources for information and I could not help but mention it in a few chapters in my fictional novel.

Anyway, I don't want to trail from the purpose of this post. This is me saying a big thank you to everyone who supported me here. Moderators et all. (Including you, Seun).
I know a lot of budding authors are reading this I want this post to inspire them. I read something similar to this seven months ago that forced me to seat up.

If anyone has any questions related to self-publishing, ask and I'll try to respond to all of them.

I actually heard about you somewhere I can't really recollect. But I thought you were a blogger,never knew you write books too. Nice cover though

Congratulation NSG

Good work sis. I am encouraged. See at the top.

Thumbs ip

Congrat

Congrats girl. Hope I can get a copy at Unilag bookshop or Ikeja mall?

This gives me hope. Congrats girl.

At last!......[s]you finally found the courage to get on the road[/s] we finally succeeded in kicking you off your butt and getting you on the road to Nigeria Writers Hall of Fame! It would not be easy.... you would stumble but we would be here to encourage, help and guide you along the way and more importantly. ..buy and promote your books! Rome wasn't built in a day ...so full steam ahead and don't ever think about getting off or we we won't hesitate to again kick your butt right back on! Congrats!

Can we tlk on email? Chazereel@gmail.com is my handle plz how do I discuss self publishing in details with you?

Congrats NSG, you did one of the hardest thing many Nigerian writers are failing to do. The old saying Nigerians don't read is just nonsensical. If you want to make it as a writer YOU MUST FIRST OF ALL BUILD YOUR AUDIENCE in what ever form u can. But please reduce the price to N1000, N3000 is about $10 is way to pricey for a new author. Now start working on your next series. Congrats once again. A great fan.

Awesome. This part got me LOL.

" The sun was scorching and I hoped I wouldn’t have to stand
too long. When a BMW stopped and offered me a lift to where I was heading, I didn’t hesitate to get in. Gospel music was blaring from the car stereo. This one should be a choirmaster or an assistant pastor, I thought to myself when I saw the big Bible and religious pamphlets at the backseat. Luckily for me, he was heading to Victoria Island.

‘What a coincidence!’ I said
excitedly. I just saved myself three thousand bucks for a cab.

The man who gave me a lift introduced himself as Ajayi. After I told him my name, he asked no
more questions as we plied the expressway quietly. Whenever
another road user overtook us in a disorderly manner, he turned to me and said,
‘Just look at that bastard! Look at that bloody idiot! Why is he driving like a
motherfucker?’
I grinned and concluded this one was just a gangster who loved big Bibles and gospel music."
Insha Allah, I must get this book.

I need a copy. here is my mail address ifezue66@gmail.com

Naijasinglegirl:
Yes. But if it sells well, I won't have to...

are you on Facebook? Let's connect...

You just made me login just to congratulate you. Congrats a lot

Email me at naijasinglegirl at gmail .com. I have a friend at unilag and you can pick-up from him.

masties2:
Congrats girl. Hope I can get a copy at Unilag bookshop or Ikeja mall?

Oh yes!

Occurstaem:
Awesome. This part got me LOL.

" The sun was scorching and I hoped I wouldn’t have to stand
too long. When a BMW stopped and offered me a lift to where I was heading, I didn’t hesitate to get in. Gospel music was blaring from the car stereo. This one should be a choirmaster or an assistant pastor, I thought to myself when I saw the big Bible and religious pamphlets at the backseat. Luckily for me, he was heading to Victoria Island.

‘What a coincidence!’ I said
excitedly. I just saved myself three thousand bucks for a cab.

The man who gave me a lift introduced himself as Ajayi. After I told him my name, he asked no
more questions as we plied the expressway quietly. Whenever
another road user overtook us in a disorderly manner, he turned to me and said,
‘Just look at that bastard! Look at that bloody idiot! Why is he driving like a
motherfucker?’
I grinned and concluded this one was just a gangster who loved big Bibles and gospel music."
Insha Allah, I must get this book.

Thank you

mctowel01:
You just made me login just to congratulate you. Congrats a lot

It will be available on Konga soon. Please follow my blog to stay updated.

grimandevil:
Will like to buy but am in owerri. Y don't you go to Kong and jumbia to help distribution Will like to buy but am in owerri. Y don't you go to Kong and jumbia to help distribution

There's a link on my blog to dealdey or shopify

bodeemmy:
how can someone obtain it now

What was the feeling like when you held the finished book for the first time? Congrats NSG.

K

Naijasinglegirl:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those of you who always had nice things to say each time I published a post here. Especially those who thought I would make a good author someday.
Every time I post a 'job hunting experience', most of reprimanded me to stop wasting my time submitting job applications when I had something bigger in me, you urged me to monetise my talent. A few of you even called me 'Chimamanda' which is very flattering.

The good news is, I finally did it! Not only did I write, I got published which is every writer's dream. My book was made available in print this week and the reviews I am getting makes me really happy.

When I started out last year, I literally slept on Nairaland. This is where I came to look for information on Nigerian editors, authors, p graphic designers, publishers and the process of obtaining an ISBN number. Nairaland was truly one of my biggest sources for information and I could not help but mention it in a few chapters in my fictional novel.

Anyway, I don't want to trail from the purpose of this post. This is me saying a big thank you to everyone who supported me here. Moderators et all. (Including you, Seun).
I know a lot of budding authors are reading this I want this post to inspire them. I read something similar to this seven months ago that forced me to seat up.

If anyone has any questions related to self-publishing, ask and I'll try to respond to all of them.

i just had to come off my nairaland retirement bench to say a big congratulations dear.

From ScentNG crew, we say Congratulobia!!

Bae you made it ! #CasperNyovest

Naijasinglegirl:
Email me at naijasinglegirl at gmail .com. I have a friend at unilag and you can pick-up from him.

Naijasinglegirl:
Here is a photo of the cover page and an excerpt of my novel here. http://www.naijasinglegirl.com/3869-2/

now that is the real shizznit!!! nice cover art! i'm impressed!! kudos!

where can i get a copy?

Another success story from nairalnad. All you who think nairaland ends in romance section, wake up and smell the coffee. OP, can this be on jumia, ckonga, dealdey or kaymu? I need a copy.

What a Great Milestone. Congrats Naijasinglegirl!

Incase you need help making the E-Format of your Book, you can contact me. Would be happy to help