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It is a story about two naive youngsters that fell in love while in the university in Enugu,Nigeria. It depicts the bitter-sweet adventures of two young hearts in their quest for self-discovery in the twilight of Africa's economic boom. It is set in the late sixties. Ikedinachi is an audacious young man that knows what he wants out of life. His life was less complicated till he eaves dropped on his colleague's conversation; something he had always wanted so dearly. Was he cognizant and fully prepared for the journey he embarked on? Ifeoma, the love of his life seemed to be lucky to have the man of his dreams but for how long? She is quiet and cautious but might be risking it all on this leap of fate. What can separate them? Will the conflicting love and respect for family and friends make or break them? The novel tells a tale about how people lived back in the days in Nigeria. It portrays some of the numerous Nigerian cultures and how a newly arrived Londoner made ends meet. All age groups can read and enjoy it.

How to Develop Your Own Film A Beginner's Guide Michael Elliott --- Fine Art Film Photographer-Flaneur and Londoner at Large If you are a film photography enthusiast, you might have wondered if you can develop your own film at home. The answer is yes, and it can be a rewarding and cost-effective way to enjoy your hobby. On my website, I've published a how-to guide for developing black and white film, and in this article, we will go through the basics of film developing, what you need to get started, and how to do it step by step in detail. Developing your own film allows you to be in control of the whole process, including being able to selectively choose certain effects like push or pull processing, cross-processing, as well as making your own developer, and allowing you to choose how to expose your film. Film Developing: What's It All About? Film developing is the process of transforming the latent image on your exposed film into a visible image that can be scanned or printed. Film developing involves using specific chemicals, reacting them with the silver halide crystals in the film emulsion, which record the light that passes through your camera lens. There are different types of film that require different developing methods and chemicals. The most common ones are black and white negative film, colour negative film, and slide film. In this article, we will focus on 35mm black and white negative film, which is the easiest and cheapest to develop at home.

Short stories and one shots of Tom Hiddleston. All stories are written by me.

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A travel writer. A weekend in Madrid. A deranged drunk Londoner expat. A feisty, lunatic Basque girlfriend. Booze - lots of it. Memory loss and a missing mobile phone. Your average weekend getaway.