Chapter three I wonder if he misses me, I thought, as I sat in the air conditioned restaurant just outside my office, struggling to finish the big bottle of iced coke . The plate of rice was still half way gone but I couldn’t bring… Continue reading Mirage chapter 3: There is no loneliness like that of a failed marriage

                      Chapter two Cassandra Oriefieze Amanna. The name was too long and classless, my mother used to say. At first she called me Fifi. But my father used to get so angry, he thought it was sacrilegious. As I grew older it became Cassie. My… Continue reading Mirage chapter 2: Why settle when you can choose?

   Chapter one September 2016 “Cassie why? Why? I trusted you with everything I had” He cried uncontrollably,” I have loved you, I have defended you, even from my own family, why.?” Collins buried his face in his hands as if that was going to make the pain go away. In our seven years of… Continue reading MIRAGE Chapter 1: ‘How long can a stitch cover our nakedness of lonely marriages’

Mirage is a true life story centered on  marriages. There are many unhappy marriages, failed marriages and broken spirits in Africa. Mirage is the present condition of women,  because the society has made us victims by our norms and cultures. We live 2 seperate lives, one for the world to see, and the other the… Continue reading MIRAGE(video)