FreeArewaPen original
Rule Of The Soil
- 1views
- 11chapters
- 0audios
- words
- 0likes
Share:
The story
Synopsis
No synopsis yet.
About the author
Haiman Raees is a Nigerian writer whose work moves between myth and modernity, memory and rebellion. He writes fiction, essays, poetry, and cultural commentary with a deep respect for history and language, drawing equally from African traditions and global literature. His stories...
Sample · The Rhythms of Danja
Rule Of The Soil Duniyar Labaran Haiman SeriesCopyright © 2025 by Haiman RaeesAll rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, whether electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in reviews or critical articles.This book is a work of original authorship. Names, characters, events, and places are used either imaginatively or in a factual manner as permitted by law. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is coincidental.For permissions or inquiries, contact the author.A Note of GratitudeWriting a novel is never the work of one hand alone. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to all who made this journey possible. Especially Ruth Francis Yangba, Muhammed Saleh Dogara, Marry Moses and Shadrack Dauda. To my ancestors, named and unnamed, whose strength, stories, and spirit echo through every line. To the cultural custodians of northern Nigeria, the historians, scholars, and traditionalists who have preserved fragments of our past against the pull of erasure, thank you for guarding our norm.To my readers: thank you for choosing to step into this world. Whether you came seeking adventure, truth, or simply a good story, I am honored by your presence here. May this novel provoke, inspire, and linger in your thoughts long after the final page.To my family and close companions, whose unwavering encouragement lit the darkest nights, this book stands because you never let me fall.And finally, to Nigeria, the land that births poetry in pain and courage in chaos, this is for you.With deepest gratitude,Haiman Raees Dedicated to my mother, the flame of my life. Preface In a world far removed from our own, there exist nations, peoples, creatures, religions, cultures, and other things that mirror what we know, complete with systems and structures not unlike ours. Though many of the events that unfold there bear a striking resemblance to what happens in our world, certain elements are altogether unfamiliar, even strange.It is a realm rich with stories, tales brimming with wonder and mystery. So vivid are they that you, the reader, might feel as though these events are taking place right here, in our world. But in truth, they belong to that distant, otherworldly place.From this world we once brought you the stories of Haidar of the Sahara City, The Ghost of Sinu, short stories of the The Dark Fate series, and The Tale of Malam Jatau. Now, we return, this time to a different corner of that world, to share yet another tale with you.Dear reader, step into this world that so closely echoes our own and lose yourself in the story.Chapter On...
Contents
Table of contents
Preview every chapter, see what is free, and continue reading when you join ArewaPen.