Few Are Roaming
A collection of short stories
A woman unravelling in ways her society has never seen, and doesn't know how to face. Romance that curdles into horror. A girl watching her faith collapse, and love rise in its place—or so it seems. Fifteen short stories exposing the madness woven into our homes, our relationships, and the upside-down world we have quietly come to accept.
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Behind Our Curtains
In a wealthy neighborhood where children learn gossip before they learn empathy, four friends spend the bulk of their days watching the world from behind sheer curtains learning firsthand how beautiful but also cruel the world could be.
Sprinkled Harmattan
In a small Nigerian community, a neighborhood dispute detonates into violence, fracturing a family of four. As the survivors are dragged through a desolate landscape of grief, they are forced to confront the limits of the love that binds them.
Football Evenings
Set in a small street where boys dedicate their evenings to street football and dreams of being European players, Football Evenings tells a story of boyhood and the quiet distance of adulthood to boyish innocence. Football Evenings sheds light on the way kindness, ambition and contradictions can exist in a society alongside the vibrancy of children who only care about their football and laughter-filled games.
Somtochukwu
Somtochukwu’s parents reluctantly send her to secondary school with the “lazy girls” in Amankalu. When the time comes, she informs them that she has decided to go to university in Enugu, but they bitterly object. With time, their bitterness brews into disengagement until Somtochukwu decides to visit them one day. Will her parents take her in again, and, just as importantly, will she forgive them?