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A Tale To Tell by Brian Ongoro

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Brief Summary A tale to tell is a collection of African short stories that cut across cultures and times. It is the first collection of short stories by The Writers Pen.

At The Crossroads by Ifrah Mohamed Aden

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A tall breathtakingly Young Warda becomes the first girl to attend school in her village, However, Tragedy struck her family when her father Hussain is murdered in a cold blood. Her Intimidating and assertive uncle Abass forces her to marry an old man supporting on crutches. Hell broke loose for Warda and her Mother Kaltum. Kaltum plans an escape for her daughter. Warda travels to the city and ends up in the hands of another beast.

Return of Shaka by Meja Mwangi

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Brief Summary Shaka Zulu is back. With a vengeance. A small band of determined warriors, armed with ancient assegais is headed for a bloody clash with a large and well-armed modern army. And in the midst of it all, Prince Moshesh Nkosi, son of the Great Elephant, descendant of a thousand kings, derelicts his duties and runs to the ends of the earth to dodge his fate. But fate catches up with him soon enough when he meets up with Laritta Duncan, a princess from a lost kingdom, who compells him to stand and face up to his awesome responsibilities. Ayi hlome madonda. Let the enemy come!’ So let us drink to the fortunes of the warriors of the Umhlatuzi, to the heirs of the great Hlazakazi and to the women who bravely bear them and bring them to the place of the chiefs to serve and die for their people. Let us drink to The Return of Shaka. A powerful story, powerfully told.

John Sibi Okumu Collected Plays 2004-...

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Brief Summary On Role Play “Role Play, which was best performed in 2004, gives us a ‘zoomed out’ perspective of Kenya’s history and society and gives African drama, and posterity, a new point of reference.” -Anne Manyara, The East African. “… a deftly woven amalgamation of possibilities… by turns subtle and confrontational.” – Parselelo Kantai, Iko! Magazine (Kenya) “… an unapologetic look at racial stereotypes in modern Kenya.” – Newsweek International. “… actors take their audience through Kenya’s modern history.” – The (UK) Independent. On Kaggia “The play depicts a man who o?ered all his life to his nation but who became a victim of betrayal by compatriots and a new African leadership too preoccupied with sleaze, squandering a lifetime opportunity to change the lives of the people they led.” – George Orido, The (Kenya) Standard. On Elements “It tells the story of Dana, a woman of mixed race heritage who, despite her wide travels around the world, still faces a con?ict of belonging as she navigates the maze of identities.” – Tefo Nombolo, The (Botswana) Midweek Sun

Ebalu Superstar by Roy Gachuhi

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Timo Ebalu is a football prodigy. At only 17, he gets a call-up to the Kenya national football team, the Elephants of the Mara. He instantly becomes for the country what he has been for his high school team – a one-man goal scoring machine. But Ebalu has a monumental battle on his hands – that with his parents. They frown on football, or any sport, as a career and won’t settle for anything but academic excellence. Unfortunately, Ebalu, unlike his whiz siblings, is poor in academics. His life at home becomes unbearable just as his football career soars to the stratosphere. The collision between two seemingly irreconcilable positions is epic.

Finding Eden By Mark Bichachi

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Brief Summary A man caught between true love, fate and the modern african dating scene. A tense battle between his sexuality, his religion and the expectations of society. A romantic tale like no other, that keeps you glued on the edge of your seat as you follow the story through dates, flings, marriage, infidelity and trips across the globe.

Broken Hedges (Novel) by Joseph Kang&...

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Brief Summary Forever trailed by the spiders, political activist Kamirangi Mwenda has dedicated himself to fighting the locusts—the people behind the corrupt and oppressive government—a fight for the second liberation of Kenya, His father, the veteran Mau Mau General Baikioo, is a bitter man: wallowing in poverty, not honoured as the hero he is, and false promises by the government; the sacrifices he made for the liberation of the country are nothing ... and his son is walking the same path. As the locusts threaten to wring the country dry, the past grapples with the present, pulling apart father and son, forcing them to realise that the cost of true freedom might be far too high.

Inevitable Desires: First Love by Vin...

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Brief Summary When her boyfriend goes missing without a trace, Hedwig Sanzi Joe is not prepared to face the reality. As she tries to understand what really happened, she is drawn into a vortex of a dark past, secrets, and betrayal. Every step she makes, everything she does, is a terrible mistake with catastrophic outcomes in her life. As she navigates through the murky waters of her new life, her dead boyfriend comes back to life at a time her marriage has hit the rocks. Hedwig has a fierce battle to fight—desires of her heart and the ticking bomb that’s her marriage.

Flashes of Vice: Vol III by Vincent d...

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Brief Summary ‘Flashes of Vice: Vol III’ depicts society’s ills through flash fiction stories: terrorism, sexual relations, conspiracies, why aliens have beef with humans and the scars of war. It is a collection of flash fiction stories showing terrorists that the 72 virgins in heaven is a hoax, Allah Himself confirming there are no 72 (sic) hours up there, the untold stories of secret military program that was the Egerton mosquitoes in Nakuru and stories of aliens planning to invade the earth amid conspiracies to control the world population through Zika Virus. The stories begin and end without warning: like ‘Allah’s Open Letter to Terrorists’, or the story of the virgin girl who vowed never ever to have sex with terrorists in heaven. Or the serial killer military widow who kills her dead husband’s friends for revenge. Or the untold story of Jesus’s resurrection in ‘How Did the Dead Escape?’. The stories take you into the future, a flash of alien invasion on earth, and the all-time-juicy conspiracies to make the world a better place.

Bachelorette Diaries Life and Musings...

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Brief Summary Shiri Golan is smart, intelligent, and successful—top media girl, and owner of Golan Technologies that’s hired to develop stealth software for the Kenya Defense Forces fighter jets—but she isn’t as smart when she falls in love with a Catholic priest and skeletons crawl out of her perfect man’s closet hauling with them betrayal, a dark past, and deadly secrets. Hurt, betrayed, and vengeful, Shiri finds herself caught between forgiveness and justice and fighting her father’s secret Jewish movement that aims to establish a New World Order and control the whole world.

Twisted Times: The Phantom by Vincent...

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Brief Summary A man is killed in cold blood; the killer must be brought to book. For nine years, Kennedy Maina’s life has been uneventful until he leaves the church. Chaos plague his life when he is framed for murder, and unknown forces are against him. As his past comes to haunt him, a ruthless, phantom killer is after Ken for revenge. It’s tragedy after tragedy and the ghosts of his past rally for a comeback. Against a backdrop of conspiracies, drug trafficking and crime, powerful business cartels and a secret Brotherhood, blood is shed for selfish reasons.

Twisted Times: Son of Man by Vincent ...

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Brief Summary The dead can’t rest in peace. The living are in danger. And one man’s run has begun. When Kennedy Paul Maina runs away from home, robbing the dead and crime becomes his life at the university where to survive he has to do what he must … and façade is a beautiful thing. He runs from the police as a criminal, runs from assassins, and ultimately runs from himself. Worse, the vengeance-ridden leader of the criminal gang he left is after him—he wants to make Ken’s life a living hell.

Mandate of the People by Margaret A O...

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Brief Summary During the election time in Migodi, Leo Adam Agade, a hitherto unknown breed of politician in the region, campaigns on a platform of honesty, but runs into the menacing opposition of his adversary. Worldreader presents this e-book in a new series showcasing fiction from Sub-Saharan Africa. Are you a worldreader? Read more about this not-for-profit social enterprise at worldreader.org.

Folk Tales of Suguta Valley by Akeno ...

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Folktales of Suguta Valley is a must have for those who love oral literature.

Back-fence Talk and Other Vices by Ca...

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Brief Summary A collection of stories that pokes fun at human folly and is bound to challenge your ideas about life, loyalty and loss.

Scars and Healing by Catherine Wanjiru

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Brief Summary Your healing companion. An easy-to-read prose and poetry collection covering assault, broken relationships, inner healing, hope, love, resilience, growth, and so much more.

Season of Vipers by Tuti Danis Odongo

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Season of Vipers is a fictional book that uses imaginary characters to bring out the state of governments in Africa immediately and many years after independence. Seeking answers in a system that is corrupt, full of impunity and under dictatorship of President Moumou, the narrator of the story takes us through all the accounts of his life. These dates back to the time when things were going well in their village, it brings us to the general elections that toppled the stability of everything in Tenu and then goes ahead and narrates on how oil-discovery in Tenu was a nightmare that nobody ought to have dreamed of. With the analogy of the viper being borrowed, the author of the book has used well-chosen characters to maximumly explore the state of things in a poor-governed nation like Tenu. When Nick, the narrator of the story, thinks that things are getting better for him when he meets Boss and his crew on the dirty streets of the capital city, he is surprised to find out that his best friends and guardian angels were running a drug peddling network that was being funded by powerful people in the government. He witnesses how the crew that civilized him into drugs business are brought down one by one by the same people that funds them. On attempting to reform, Nick meets a new set of challenges including the adulterous wife to his new boss, Dr. Alexander. Things gets more interesting when it is found out that Dr. Alexander works for President Moumou as a secret adviser who helps the dementated president to make sensitive decisions. Now Dr. Alexander has been tasked by the president to “take care” of Nick’s father because he knows too much that could destroy him. Things takes a new route when Alexander does the opposite; he is deported together with his family and a manhunt of Nick and his friends has been initiated nationwide. The nation is on fire, things are ugly and all Tenuans are chanting loudly that, “Moumou must go!”

Mombasa Raha My Foot

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The first in the Mombasa Raha, My Foot saga written by Haroun Risa. Its main theme is human trafficking and sex tourism in Kenya; Haroun Risa begins with this novel to raise awareness against major issues affecting Kenyans using fiction.

The Last Pillar of Ramogi- a novella ...

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Tells the fascinating tale of the Luo legend Lwanda Magere like it has never been told before. Exceptional read for those lovers of African literature

I Swear by Apollo by Margaret Ogola

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Brief Summary “Kill a man if you must but never deprive him of hope—for with that you kill him anyway