Vagrant Stories

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One might say that travelling is a search for one's inner-self but to this one vagrant when asked about his adventures would say that love is the best place of all. For love itself is an adventure that satisfies the incomplete soul.

Searching for his long lost love, Damba walks his path alone, sullying the wrong route as he becomes promiscuous in the bid to find Adeola. With his family and friends making his journey difficult by changing his course and portraying her the bad guy., he manages to conspire with the universe and finds himself on a path that leads him to his lost love. What happens when he finds her? Will the long wait be worth it? Will he be happy after all his promiscuity? Book 2 of the "Vagrants" trilogy.

Adeola Taiwo, A NYSC corper found and fell in love with Damba- a total stranger during their NYSC service. Even though she didn't know as much as his real name, she decided to take him home and allowed him to take her to his home town in Abuja even when her mother had doubts and warned her against it. On getting there, they lodged into an hotel and she never got to meet his family as promised. After few days, Damba disappeared and Adeola was left alone in an unknown city. She later found out that she was carrying his child. How will her family react to this? Did Damba deceive her and her family? Did she make a mistake by not listening to her mother? Will Damba return for his child or she'd have to cater for the child single handedly? Will all end well for her? Book 1 of the "Vagrants" trilogy.

A story about a vagrant warrior unaccepted by his surroundings and unwilling to change. This tale is one of self discovery, growth and acceptance, set in a fantasy world loosely based on our own. It features small amounts of magic and monsters may appear, but the main focus is on the characters and their progression. Short chapters should make this a fun and light read, but with some substance I hope.

When vagrant Caleb Stronghold feels an irrestible desire to jump into a burning house, he finds himself in a pitch black world which later puts him on a journey defined with Sumerian gods and goddesses, imperfect creations , courage, hate and love - Background music? Platters' Smoke Gets in Your Eyes . Enjoy!

The unforgiving world only births the most hardened killers. Joe is just another vagrant of the barren land, wandering about and taking whatever jobs he can. His hands are swift, his aim kills. Of course, his work pisses off the gangs that cross his path. Is Joe really a hero? Or is he only interested in making business out of murder? Don't ask me, go find out yourself...

Cruisin' through the galaxy, solar winds at his back - meet The Drifter. Tie-died bandana, patchwork starsuit, thumb out to the cosmos... We're hitchhiking our way across the Universe - each encounter trippier and more surreal than the last!

A random collection of assorted poems, both new and recycled. It ranges from whatever I'm thinking about to homages to other, more skillfully written songs.

A young, homeless man becomes a surrogate for the "missing out on fun" that is Tamsin's busy life. She loves having his baby and making him hers. What of this is really, truly, a real deal?

“A Savior will come with a tree that bears no leaves . . .” My father used to say that to me. I never understood what he meant. Till this day, I still don’t. Is this why he branded me with such a mark? Scarred me for life for a purpose that I am unaware of? He’s gone now and it seems that I will never get to find out what he meant. Here I kneel in front of the mayor and the boy who tried helping me. My deeds were meant to keep my brother and me alive. I wanted to keep Jaycee safe. I needed him more than he probably needed me. I wish I could do things differently, but I cannot. This may be the end for me. I’m sorry Jaycee, but it looks like your sister won’t be coming home tonight.