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A Beacon of Hope
2KSh300.00The book follows the lives of three people in Gusii society and the different paths taken, the encounters faced and their responses to fluid circumstances of a society in transition. Considered “beacons of hope” the three characters’ lives encounter circumstances, interwoven intersections of social change brought about by colonialism, religion and “modern” education.
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Chubot the Cursed One & Other Stories
0KSh600.00A 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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Letter To The Prime Minister
0KSh500.00In The Letter to the Prime Minister , Justus Siage aims at communicating the view-point of the average Kenyan teenager on social, political and economic issues affecting Kenya
Told with a comical twist and in appealing, readable language, the author chronicles challenges of the common man and, tangentially, offers ‘viable’ solutions to the same.
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Love Poems of Arif Khudairi
0Dr Arif Karkhi Abukhudairi, who writes in English and Arabic, has published more than 47 books including essays, collections of short stories, folk tales, poems (14 volumes) and translations. His work has appeared in publications worldwide. Some of his poems have been anthologized in Theatre of the Mind, Under the Canopy and Other Poems, in 1999 and elsewhere.
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Riddles of Abagusii of Kenya
0KSh500.00The publication of Christopher Okemwa’s Riddles of Abagusii of Kenya is a giant groundbreaking step in making available the rich reservoir of the oral literature of the Abagusii. The pool of riddles in the book will be handy in helping students and researchers to access this genre of the oral literature of the community. It is not only a fact that this is so far the best presentation of the riddling tradition among the Abagusii, but also the deep literary quality of this presentation places this book among the best that have emanated from a research on this community. – Obed Machogu, University of East Africa, Baraton.
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Riddles of My Mother
0KSh600.00Riddles of my Mother is a poetry collection that tells the African story through the eyes of a young Kenyan poet.
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The Trial of The Gods
0KSh1,200.00The Trial of the Gods is the story of a man and his people who live in the Kalahari Desert. They believe that the land they occupy belongs to the Gods hence cannot be owned by anyone else, least of all Government. The book takes the reader through human rights Bushman activism in an environment they are considered uncivilized and stigmatized as scavengers; the wretched of earth, in the words of Franz Fanon.
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