Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 12
Tyrie stirred in the dim haze of his basement, slouched on a worn leather couch. The air was thick with the metallic tang of sweat and leather,
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 11
Kira moved like she was at war with the kitchen. Pots clanged. Plates clicked. Cups rattled as she cleaned with frantic precision.
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 10
Mark’s face twisted, a vein pulsing in his temple as he stared at the door. The last threads of his composure finally snapped.
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 9
David’s shoes clicked sharply against the marble floor, each step deliberate, measured. The secretary stiffened,
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 8
Kira’s heart thumped so hard she thought Lara might hear it over the thump of her frantic knocking. “Lara!”
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 7
The apartment smelled faintly of coconut oil and burnt stew—a scent that always seemed to linger no matter how often Kira scrubbed
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 6
Alexis swung open the door and stepped into her parents’ home. The living room lights were still on and warm
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 5
Queen smiled at Alexis, admiring the way the outside floodlights mimicked the afternoon sun with its light pouring in through the glass windows,
All of You – Tortoise, The Birds, and The Feast in The Sky
Once upon a time in the animal kingdom, Igwe, the Arụsi of the sky, sat upon his throne of clouds and silence, bored.
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 4
Kira pulled a puff from the shisha bottle, held the man next to her face, and blew the steam into his mouth before pulling back and laughing.
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 3
Tyrie braced his hand on the railing, jaw clenched to suppress the sting of Lara’s knee. Through the haze of pain
Igbo Mythology Directory
Igbo Mythology Directory Keyword: Igbo Mythology Directory, Arushi, Central Gods, Chinaeke, Ani, Family Structure, Igbo Myth Beings I do a lot of research into Igbo Mythologies, I read Journals, listen to Folk Music, and Read Books written in Igbo, like proverbs and other short stories, despite not being able to speak Igbo myself. Don’t worry,
Once Upon a Forever – Chapter 2
He didn’t like it when people poked into his business, sometimes, they started with a compliment, just like the cashier was doing, but it always ended with probing.
Once Upon A Forever – Chapter 1
She took the woman’s demand as the distraction she needed to get away. She quietly walked away with her head crouched and her body lowered, trying not to be noticed…
The Famine – An Igbo Folktale Based in The Fablingverse About Tortoise, Dog, and a Long Famine Caused by the Sun and Moon
Nkịta, the Dog, was among the animals who had lost everything. His den was gone, his food swept away, and worst of all, his mother had been swallowed by The Waters.
Once Upon a Forever – Prologue
“I apologise for calling upon you, the great ones, Fabling and Ekwe. It is with reverence that I beseech you.”
Mbe and Akidi (A Fablingverse Igbo Folktale)
Keyword: Mbe and Akidi (A Fablingverse Igbo Folktale about Tortoise) Once upon a time in the animal kingdom, Nwunye Mbe, the tortoise’s wife, had grown tired of him. He never paid attention, never listened, and only came home when he was hungry, leaving immediately after he’d eaten. Once, while she was sweeping the house, Mbe
Our Coach – Chapter 13
The tension in the air was thick, the kind that made every breath feel heavier than the last. Golden Stars had just earned a side throw, their only glimmer of hope in a match that was quickly slipping away.
Our Coach – Chapter 12
The team exchanged glances, smirks tugging at their lips. Max gave a dramatic sigh and waved Dapo off. “Go ahead, lover boy. We’ll wait.”
Our Coach – Chapter 11
“Watching this makes me wonder,” the second commentator continued, “how the Holy Players even made it to the semi-finals.”
Our Coach – Chapter 10
The whistle pierced the air, its sharp tone signaling the start of the second half. The stadium erupted into cheers and jeers as Dapo and Sean Swift stepped onto the field.
Our Coach – Chapter 9
The hotel suite where Daniella lodged was immaculate, its modern furnishings bathed in the soft glow of ambient lighting. The door clicked open, and Daniella walked in, Dapo trailing behind her.
Our Coach – Chapter 8
The dining hall buzzed with energy. Every table was crowded, packed with teams in matching kits, their laughter and chatter rising above the clinking of trays and utensils.
Our Coach – Chapter 7
Josh kicked at the air, narrowly missing the wall. He stumbled, tried again, and fell, the entire room erupting into even louder laughter.
Our Coach – Chapter 6
As if sensing the scrutiny, Sean Swift paused mid-stretch and turned his sharp gaze toward Dapo. Embarrassed, Dapo quickly looked away, focusing instead on the others.
Our Coach – Chapter 5
The football field was bathed in the golden hues of the setting sun, its glow casting long shadows over the worn grass. Dapo remained on
Our Coach – Chapter 4
The afternoon sun slanted through the small windows of the Oladapo household, casting long shadows across the sparsely furnished living
Our Coach – Chapter 3
The morning sun cast a pale light over Matilda’s neighborhood, painting her small, modest house in subdued hues. Dapo stood outside th
Our Coach – Chapter 2
The bar’s private booth was cloaked in a haze of smoke, a mix of cheap weed and expensive lies. Laughter bounced off the walls, mingling
Our Coach – Chapter 1
As the players began to wind down, Captain’s gaze shifted to a figure approaching from the edge of the field. His face lit up.
Lyrics to Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche (Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo) Gentleman, Mike Ejeagha
Nnam eze, a kpàtà m enyi My father, king, I have bought and brought Elephant. Nnam eze, a kpàtà m enyi My father, king, I have bought and brought Elephant.
The Hot Water Challenge: Why Lizard Nods Its Head
The Hot Water Challenge: Why Lizard Nods Its Head Keywords: The Hot Water Challenge, Why Lizard Nods Its Head, The Animal Kingdom, Fabling Folktale, Igbo Folktale, African Folklore, Fablingverse In the heart of the Animal Kingdom, there was a wise king with a beloved daughter. To find a suitor worthy of her, he
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter Six (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
“You think you can threaten me with this flute?” The king laughed. “I have it now, I will be king forever!”
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter Five (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
Omekagụ ate the yam of the Spirit; Omekagụ ate the cocoyam of the Spirit
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter Four (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
“At the palace, she tried to keep her head down and avoid trouble where she could, since had heard about the sort of man that the prince was, she also…
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter Three (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
“What brings you here young king?” He looked around but could not see where the voice had come from.
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter Two (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
That night, as Omekagu snuck into his stepmother’s kitchen to eat the large portion of Antelope meat that his step brother had left for him, the village’s dibia got a divination from the gods for Omekagu’s brother.
The Tale of Omekagu – Chapter One (Adapted From Mike Ejeagha’s folksong)
Has it ever been known that a story would be titled after a secondary character? And has yam ever sprout with its bottom first? Yet, it became known in the tale of Omekagu.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 19
“I’m fine, Alero,” Femi said. He still had a little limp to his walk, but he was fine. “If I wasn’t, I wouldn’t be here.”
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 18
“Why?” Femi moaned. The last person he expected to see in hell was standing over him. “Are you Chidi or a Demon?”
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 17
And the boy? He was evidence, and nothing more. They pushed him around as the tales of the sight he wa…
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 16
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 16 Keywords: Everybody’s Man, Brostitute, African Folktales, Femi, Alero, Web Novel, Nigerian, A Fablingverse Story, Origin Story, Fabling, Pam, Free Short Stories It was late at night when they pulled into their compound. The ride back had been quiet. “So,” Femi started. “So, what?” Alero asked, defeated.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 15
“I can’t keep doing this. He is dead. He was dragged down the road and stoned to death.” She shut the door behind her.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 14
“Hurry, come in, come in.” She pulled her into the living room where her other guests were.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 13
He almost felt guilty that he was about to use her, but he reminded himself that she would also enjoy it.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 12
They had both fallen asleep in Chidi’s car, and it was now morning. Chidi was the first to wake up since he had a…
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 11
Femi groaned as he slouched on Alero’s couch. He hated how her newfound happiness was making him feel. He looked at his phone screen and saw three missed calls from his mother. He had almost forgotten that he h
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 10
“Is that not Femi in his car?” Chidi asked. He was escorting Alero in after their fun night at the club.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 9
Work could not end any sooner. Immediately, it was time to leave, and he was the first out of the door.
Everybody’s Man – Chapter 8
It was annoying. Watching Alero Faun over Chidi. It made Femi’s stomach turn. He hated it. He hated this image of Alero.
THE TALE OF OMEKAGU – MIKE EJEAGHA FOLKSONG LYRICS
Ndi be anyi, onye sị nwantakịrị jide nkakwụ, Ya dobekwara ya mmiri ọ ga-eji wee kwụa aka. Our people, He that asks a child to hold a ra…
