₦airaland Forum

let's not turn our publishing industry to "Nollywood" style, were we churn out several books in a period that leave no literary mark.

"Literary mark" my foot. You might not like Nollywood movies, but many people outside Nigeria like them. Isn't it better to have something like Nollywood than to have nothing? Isn't half a loaf better than none?

I agree with Orikinla, but if we want people to read our books we must write what the common man wants to read. Literary elitists and unenlightened critics be damned; what we need is what any Mama Put can enjoy!

Heh. Don't you want to write more?

Damsal is alright. I am not taking offense. The style I chose for this story might not appeal to ladies.

Currently I'm reading the most popular girl's manga "fruits basket" in a bid to understand their needs.

What I've noticed so far is that ladies seem to be entertained by complicated relationship problems.

Hmmm. I don't see what the UK has to do with this. Let's leave that train.

What is the hero is trying to use his powers establish a pure capitalist society because he believes that's the way the world can move forward? And what if politicians have ganged up against him because they feel his views are wrong? What if the hero-kid dies and the girl now has to take his place and achieve what he could not achieve?

Hmmm. Can you name some of these modern writers?

Last time I checked, Harry Potter was the most popular book in the world with good and evil characters.

A group of Nigerian scientists discovered a new and mysterious force in nature. This force could fall upon a person to guide the person, and empower the person to perform supernatural acts.

For the sake of national defense, the scientists studied how to use it for various purposes. A wicked general involved in the project tried to kill all the people involved so he'll have the power to himself and take over the country. Fortunately, a genius son of one of the murdered scientists discovered the plot and used his mastery of this mysterious force to overcome the deranged general.

To make his father's death meaningful, this little boy decided to start a secret team of people using the mysterious power to fight crime and improve the world. Guided by the mysterious force, whose origin is unknown, the little boy was led to work with a special young lady in order to achieve his noble goal.

What is the true origin of this power? What is the role of this young lady? You will find out in the upcoming story!

What about the above story-line?

I don't know why a few Christians think the story is anti-Christian. Afterall there are angels in Islam, too.