The Confession of Pamela Tindi | by Meshack Yobby
I confess to Almighty God and to you, Father, that I have sinned. My last…
Browsing: Fiction Stories
Bus Ride to Kakamega
Everyone has at least one inappropriate friend; the one who replies loudly when you whisper…
The Letter – by Wanjiku Mungai
Originally published by The Harvard Advocate I was nine years old when Wairimu, seventeen at the time,…
I Smile Back – by Abigail Arunga
There’s a chunk of my finger in the potato salad. Only because everyone at this…
A Tale of Two Fingers | by Abigail Arunga
I was fingered once on my back in front of the maize cobs that waved…
Honeyed Memories & Other Pictories by Ngartia Bryan and Kimani Wandaka
A pictory is a picture and a story speaking of and from each other. That is how…
God Erred on a Sunday
It is a rare Sunday when the guest preacher doesn’t speak about a seventh heaven.…
A Sentence I Wish I Wrote; African Writers Confess
Sometimes I find myself reading stories from books, blogs, social media posts, newspapers, poems (not…
Book Excerpt: Maid In SA
This is an excerpt from Maid in SA- a novel by one of Africa’s greatest…
At Work Today
It has been five years since Tati, my daughter, came to this world. Every morning,…