No One Should Vanish Unremembered
Let’s go where the light does not reach. There’s a forest in Japan that swallows sound. Aokigahara, the suicide forest. […]
Essays & Short Stories
What Does It Mean To Be Kind Anyway?
Shortlisted For The Wakini Kuria Prize For Children’s Literature in 2021 Mama looked so pretty that day. No one would
Sometimes I Feel I Can’t Manage This Heart
I have met solitude where sun rays kiss the grass. I have sandwiched myself between that rising of the sun
Our Brief Heavenly Hour
Featured in Writers Space Africa I am trying to love myself through your eyes because every time you call me
Unraveling the Illusion of ‘Myself’: Zen Principles, ‘The Gateless Gate,’ and the Quest for Authentic Identity
“The menu is not the meal.”― Alan Watts Disclaimer: I speak from my present level of ignorance. The problem of ‘myself’
Consciousness and Religion: The Intersection of the Human Experience
In recent years, there have been multiple instances of African pastors and religious leaders taking actions that have been deemed
The atrocity of buried love and one rainy day
You buried the romantic in the dirt and stomped on the ground with your foot to make sure the ground
‘Number 27’, African Writers Awards Shortlist, in Honor of Women’s History Month
The following short story was the only Kenyan story in the creative non-fiction category that was shortlisted for the African
The Smell of Water
Water is She who can conjugate her scattered beads to contort, excite and disrupt. She wears her grin at the
