I decided to become an indie author because I wanted an opportunity to connect with readers in a timely fashion. I did not want to put a hold on books that i felt the readers needed or wanted to read at that particular time. Some books as well as stories are time sensitive and i felt that if i waited to get published by a publishing house, that the relevance of my books would be diminished. Besides, I really just wanted to move on to the next project, there is always some new idea bouncing around and I did not want to lose them.

Amazingly! There is such a wider reach with smashwords

Seeing a look of absolute delight and amazement on the reader's face.

Fans for me are people that I believe I am responsible for. I believe that my writing provides some guide to them on how to live well and if someone follows you, they give you access into their lives and that is not something i take lightly

A Memoir meet fiction work. They are a collection of stories based on a Nigerian family navigating, Adultery, Illegitimate Children, Divorce, Cultural conflicts and the roles of the extended family in a given marriage.

Ted Dekker, C.S Lewis, J.K Rowling, David Eddings, Raymond Feist, J.R. Tolkien,

Ideas that bounce around my head and trying to figure out how to make them a reality

Movies, TV Series, Reading, Music, Teaching and Playing with Children

It is quite easy actually, i did a lot of reading early to discover the genre i like so i just look up similar books in that genre on Google and voila! I have my next book

Yes!!! It was a children's book... i may have lost the manuscript though

My mind gets triggered by something which leads to an idea. I do a short sketch that covers the intro and how i want it to end. I abandon it for months at times and then i come across it much later and start to write.

Yes. It was the Ugly duckling. I totally felt like the ugly duckling and i was just six at the time but i remembered that it made me feel like there was hope for me, that maybe if i didn't fit in it was not my fault and i was just in the wrong place.

Hmm... I ask for a lot of help

Obsessed by Ted Dekker, The Hobbit by J.R Tolkien, Pawn of Prophecy by David Eddings, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling

Fantasy

My Lenovo Tablet

Recommendations based on books read

Freaking messy, Papers of ideas and notes all over the place and a lot of make up

Lagos, Nigeria. I met all the right people who inspired me to write

At age 8

I was walking towards home six years ago, when I suddenly came across a thrift book seller. I was so excited seeing all the books laid out and asked him to sell me a novel. Absent mindedly, he thrust his hand into the pile of books and handed one to me whilst he turned to attend to his other customers. The book he handed to me was The Wizard of OZ.. I was disappointed because it was a children's book and he did not have any other novels. I decided to gift it to my little cousins.
Out of curiosity I started to read the book. It was as though someone had turned on the lights in my head because I got more and more inspired reading the conversations that transpired between the characters. So I dug for all the fairy tales I could find and I started to write out what I had learnt. Not long after, a friend called on me to write a column in her magazine and I pitched the idea successfully to her. Years after, I came across the articles and i was learning from it all over again so i decide that i would put all the articles together into a book so that i could share it with the world