• A Strange Twist and Other Stories

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    In this collection, the author has interwoven the core competencies of the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC) into the stories to create circumstances that not only inform but educate on recurrent themes and topics in the curriculum and society. This is a fun way for the learner to engage and enjoy learning.

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  • Chubot the Cursed One & Other Stories

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    A recurring theme is the role of women in society and their longing for equity, their triumph often depicted by heroines catapulted by circumstances rather than deliberate action of society to engineer their success.

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  • Many in One and Other Stories

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    The anthology is a welcome break from the monotony of classical Kenyan writers that captures emerging
    voices on the Kenyan literary scene. This meticulously selected compilation focuses on diverse subjects such as post-election violence, political animosity, national integration, greed, broken love and cultural alienation. This mix makes for interesting reading, even as it raises serious questions about Kenyan society.

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  • SAY MY NAME and Other African Stories from Home and Away

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    It is in the backdrop of these divergent conversations that the stories in Say my Name and Other Stories from Home and Away we selected. While Joy Chenyenyozi, Yvonne Wamuyu, Maurice Simbili, Virginia Asenath and James Nderitu stand for a cultural mix of what seems inevitable in Africa, Denis Waswa, Muruli Muhande, Imali Abala and Ann Namatasi Lutomia are concerned with representation of Africa’s lost past.

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  • The Amargeddon and Other Stories

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    It is in the backdrop of these divergent conversations that the stories in Say my Name and Other Stories from Home and Away we selected. While Joy Chenyenyozi, Yvonne Wamuyu, Maurice Simbili, Virginia Asenath and James Nderitu stand for a cultural mix of what seems inevitable in Africa, Denis Waswa, Muruli Muhande, Imali Abala and Ann Namatasi Lutomia are concerned with representation of Africa’s lost past.

    KSh500.00
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