We are sharing the next story in our series, Featured Short Stories, written by students in the Creative Writing Club. Every week, the students in the club work on writing stories, sometimes from their own ideas, and sometimes from story prompts. This story was written by Amy, aged 10. Enjoy! Banishing my Mom “No, Freya, you can’t […]
Featured Story #12 – Banishing My Mom
The Brutal Betrayal – Featured Story #9
The Creative Writing Club presents a story of friendship and betrayal by 11-year-old Lolade. The narrative follows Nora’s emotional journey as her best friend Ben moves away, her family suffers financial hardship, and their reunion is soured by his new and cruel girlfriend Ruby. As they rekindle their friendship and Ben reveals his mother’s illness, Nora confronts her feelings of betrayal. Through adversity, Nora maintains her grades and resilience, buoyed by her father’s support, while ultimately discovering Ben’s true feelings for her.
The club encourages young writers to join and express their creativity.
Greater than Death – Featured Story #7
We are sharing the next story in our series, Featured Short Stories, written by students in the Creative Writing Club. Every week, the students in the club work on writing stories, sometimes from their own ideas, and sometimes from story prompts. This story was written by Amy, aged 10. Enjoy! Greater than Death There was […]
“What we seek is seeking us”
I recently got an email from a client who was interested in my Creative Writing Workshop for Children, and in that email, she made this statement, “What we seek is seeking us”. It wasn’t the first time I’d heard it or come across similar concepts, but this time, the truth of that statement struck me.
“I Have Several Unfinished Projects” – Overwhelmed with Ideas?
Hello again creative people! Welcome to start of the second half of 2017! It’s July, and it’s summer time! Schools are going on holidays, the sun is shining (it’s raining heavily in Lagos though) and there are plans for travel, fun times, swimming outdoors and barbecues! Whatever you and your children get up to during […]
“What If My Work is Rubbish?” Self-Doubt is a Struggle.
Hello creative people! I hope you are having a great day and week. Those of us in Lagos have enjoyed the rain since the beginning of the week, but thankfully today has been quite sunny! Grateful for little mercies! Today, I’m going to talk about something that ALL writers face, whether you’re working on your […]
Coming soon! Two New Titles from Accomplish Press
New Titles from Accomplish Press Accomplish Press is very proud to announce that we will soon be releasing two new awesome titles! We’ve been working with these two ladies over the past few months, and we’re sure you’ll love their work. We can’t wait to share them with you! “Thorns and Roses” by Amaka […]
Tolulope Popoola named one of the “100 Most Influential Nigerian Writers Under 40”
Tolulope Popoola,the founder of Accomplish Press, was recently honoured by the Nigerian Writers Awards. She was named one of the “100 Most Influential Nigerian Writers under 40” alongside other notable authors, songwriters, scriptwriters and publishers. According to NWA Website: After series of interviews, reviews, nominations online and offline, thousands of names were received and […]
Why Should Authors Have a Blog?
Why Authors Need a Blog A writer’s time is precious. Twenty-four hours may seem like a lot of time, but when you are an author in today’s highly competitive environment, what you choose to do with those hours can make a big difference. The concept of blogging has been around for years now. Many who […]
Guest Speakers at African Literary Evening (Updated)
Accomplish Press in conjunction with BlackandOutspoken, presents an evening of reading, conversation and inspiration with the best of new generation African Writers. The event will be a mixture of literature, poetry and spoken word performances, as well as a panel to discuss issues relevant to writers in the UK. Topics: Making Money from Writing: Is […]