About Me
SARAHFAITH NWOSU
I’m a talented Nigerian writer. I graduated from the department of Marketing and Management from Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria. I started my professional creative writing journey in 2016 and had furthered into other genres of literature. In 2018, I participated and featured in an international writing challenge for young people at The Going Peace Foundation, Tokyo, Japan.
In 2019, I published my first book, Limiting You – a non-fictional and motivational piece. I also have some of my articles featured in national magazines on Journals of Psychology and Lifestyle.
My Writing Story
What finds you when you are mirroring yourself is the most unexpected experience that unconsciously shapes your identity. Unlike some others, I wasn’t looking for myself, I was living and experiencing the reality of whom I was becoming. My simplicity of living and accepting the tranquility of those peaceful changes, these experiences made me ask why I love to tell stories. I can tell the funniest stories and the saddest ones from my creative imagination. My sister would listen so intensely as though I was playing it out with no drama.
I also asked myself in the year 2015/2016 why I wanted to inspire people with my words in the quest to find them joyful with a sense of fulfillment. I love to tell informative truths that even if funny, you’d still find purpose in those letters. Then, in 2017, I solemnly concluded that I wanted to become a creative writer – a builder of information and transformation. The most entity that had helped me and my writing skill was reading. Reading helped me structure out my frame–work. I started reading more keenly and consciously until I wrote my first motivational piece in 2017, “Limiting You” – living a life of fulfillment with Christ.
The book entails the matter of facing the reality of a beginning and the need for productive changes in your life, what you need to do in discovering your identity and understanding how these changes will bring about the needful results, knowing that success is assured, and becoming the strongest of your kind. My book helped me cut the bridges of comfort zones in my life and mind. Then, I wanted to consistently write more. I wrote a few poetry works from the experiences I came across. My imaginations created inspiring pieces of poetry that I found useful, and I wrote more until I had a book of poetry to call mine.
In 2018 into 2019, I wrote two stories with the blend of my imagination and experience. I didn’t stop at that, I kept writing more of a good number of short stories and plays. After a few years, in 2021, I returned into my shade and started working on becoming an author. In 2022, I set it in motion.
Will writing led me to the most verisimilitude of what I have always wanted to write about?
I welcome you to my space!
