Vivien Udeabor, Nigerian Film and Television Producer known for producing acclaimed television dramas and feature films, has officially announced the pre-launch of her debut novel, A Woman Like Me, marking her evolving from visual storytelling to literary fiction.
Inspired by the biblical account of the Samaritan woman in John Chapter 4, A Woman Like Me is a work of Christian fiction that explores shame, identity, grace and redemption through richly imagined characters, inviting readers into a journey of healing and the knowledge that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love.’
The pre-launch campaign offers readers an early opportunity to purchase copies and get exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes content ahead of its official release.
For Vivien, the move into publishing is a natural extension of a career built around storytelling.
As Founder and Creative Director of Ubuntu Visuals, she has consistently championed stories that connect people. Whether producing television series, feature films or now writing fiction, she maintains that stories should inspire conversations and possibly change lives.
Industry observers recognised Vivien as one of a growing generation of producers shaping storytelling through creative excellence and thoughtful leadership. Her latest venture positions her among a new wave of filmmakers expanding their influence beyond the screen into literature and culture.