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Rotimi has an amazing book idea, but he is not inspired to write.

For months now, he has been waiting for inspiration to suddenly appear, but instead, he feels more stuck, frustrated, and disconnected from the story he once felt excited about.

Dear writer, are you like Rotimi?

What do you do to finally start writing again?

Today, let’s talk about it. ✍🏾📚

Philip, an investment banker, wants to write a book on financial literacy. But there’s one thing stopping him: fear.

Are you like Philip? 👀

He worries his book may not meet societal standards, that people may criticise it, or worse, that it may not solve the financial problems he sees around him. So instead of starting, he keeps overthinking.

How does he overcome this overthinking?

Today, let’s talk about that. ✍🏾📚

Chiamaka suffers from imposter syndrome.

Dear writer, are you like Chiamaka?

She has written short stories before. People loved them. But now that she wants to write a novel, every sentence suddenly feels “not good enough.”

She writes, rereads, doubts herself, and deletes everything before it has the chance to grow.

So what should Chiamaka do? Today, let’s talk about it. ✍🏾📚

Bisola is excited about every new book idea, and that’s the problem.

She keeps jumping from one book project to another, chasing whichever idea feels newest or most exciting at the moment.

Months later, she has three unfinished manuscripts and no completed book.

Dear writer, are you like Bisola?

Sometimes the issue isn’t lack of creativity. It’s lack of focus.

So how does Bisola get back on track?

Today, let’s talk about it. ✍🏾📚

Fiction Writers, are you ready?

Submission for the 2026 Stanley Umezulike Prize for Crime Thriller officially starts next week, May 20, 2026.

It ends on 20th June 2026.

Our judges are ready. But, are you?

This year’s theme is A Nation Under Fire 🔥

Our judges can't wait to read your stories.

Goodluck.

Richard has more intensity than consistency, and that has been holding him back from finishing his novel for the past two years.

He writes passionately for a day, disappears for four weeks, comes back with excitement, then disappears again. The problem isn’t talent. It’s sustainability.

Dear writer, are you like Richard?

Today, let’s talk about what you should do if you truly want to finish your book. ✍🏾📚

Your subplot is not connected to your main plot. That’s why your story feels out of place. 👀

Welcome to another episode of Writing Tips with Ben. Today, let's talk about creating a strong subplot.✍🏾📚

A strong subplot should deepen the conflict, reveal character, or push the main story forward. If it changes nothing, readers will feel the drag.

If you keep thinking about writing a book, it’s probably because you should.

Some ideas stay on your mind for a reason. The longer you ignore them, the louder they become.

Start today. And if you need help turning that idea into a professionally written, edited, and published book, we’re ready to guide you every step of the way. Send a message today. 📚✨

Most people have a book inside them.
Few actually write it.

Not because they lack ideas, but because they never move past fear, procrastination, or confusion.

Be among the few who take their story seriously.

Are you ready to turn your idea into a real, publishable book? We are here to help you make it happen. Send us a message today.📚✨

Your life experiences are book material.

The lessons, mistakes, memories, struggles, and moments you think are “ordinary” may be the exact stories someone else needs to hear.

Don’t underestimate the value of your perspective. Your story carries more weight than you realise. ✍🏾

And if you’re ready to turn those experiences into a properly structured, professionally published book, we at IfeAdigo Publishing Company Ltd are here to help you do it right. 📚✨