𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒔 𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒏 𝒄𝒂𝒏 𝒃𝒆 𝒇𝒊𝒙𝒆𝒅; all you need to do is to not give up. Some might say if you run out of patience, try long suffering. Aren't they fruit of the spirit?
This story tells about a girl named Uyai who was force to marry at...
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Content in this this book is not inspired, closely or distantly by any individual either know or unknown to the author.
All incident are pure product of the author's imagination.
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There may be some grammatical errors and typos which will be edited. Feel free to alert me on any, once you see them.
Please and please, don't be rude but constructive criticism is allowed. It helps us become better writers.
Most of the characters may annoy you but it is expected since I intend to make this play a mirror of reality.
Have it in mind that everybody can't act the same way. So, I've tried to give diverse voice to my characters.
Also, Nigerian pidgin English and a little Nigerian local languages will be used.
Translating from pidgin and local dialect to English is almost impossible to achieve. Only my fellow pidgin speakers will understand this book.
Be it as it may, for the sake of my non-Nigerian readers, the pidgin and local language words will be written in italic and an interpretation will be made available below the sentence like this 👇
[interpretation: - - - - -]
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This book, TORN, falls under the genre of literature called drama.
This play is written like a dialogue or a script. Prepared solely to be acted.
I hope you enjoy your read.
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