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Help You? As Who? by Elvis Ondieki
This city never gives you anything easily. Be in need and people will be looking at you through lenses coloured with thick suspicion as you seek help. Good luck getting any assistance at all because this city, Naii, is the capital city of mistrust. "Help You? As Who?" is a novella by Nation Media Group journalist Elvis Ondieki that is a quick read for people of all ages. It is part of the “I Came, I Saw, I Asked for a Chainsaw” series by the author, which shines the spotlight on the conflicts involving urban living.
Because Everyone Becomes Yesterday...
Yes, shake your head well before use. In this book, people are addressing others in various ways. A father writes a letter to the people who bullied his daughter into committing suicide. A mother writes to her daughter who is a video vixen and she doesn't take kindly to the way the daughter is using what 'her mama' gave her. There is even a comedian writing punchlines. In all, the reader gets to see some of the things that make other people become yesterday's newspapers. With a poem introducing each chapter and vivid illustrations, this is an ideal read for people of all ages.
Hide Your Lungs by Elvis Ondieki
Remember 2020? How men would suffer and at times die but women largely remained unscathed when a virus ran the world roughshod? How some patients would have symptoms while others never looked like they were infected even though the virus was dancing in their blood? This 186-page novel aims to capture that aspect of the disease that shook the world in 2020. Plus, it invites you to look at your lungs, their strengths and weaknesses. It encourages you to hide them, if you can.
