As an avid reader, I didn't always plan to write and assemble a contemporary story that people would find descriptive, immersive, and relatable. At some point, I had gotten stuck between 'try harder' and 'why bother'? But every accomplishment begins with the decision to try, and I was willing to.
It is no secret. Sometime in May is a story I made from puzzle pieces I have come across: novels, movies, animation, documentaries, poetry, photography, random videos online, and brief conversations with people that yielded a collection of editorial feedback and somewhat providential insights. I am indebted to anyone and any contribution to its creation. I couldn't exactly have done it like this without your help. So, thank you very much.
YOU ARE READING
Sometime in May
Teen FictionIn the restless heart of Lagos, two seventeen-year-olds, one local and one foreign, forge an unlikely bond while navigating grief, love, and the fragile hope of starting over. But when secrets threaten to shatter their connection, they must decide i...
