The good people: Kaiza, Nii Ayikwei, Hugh, Goretti , Jemeo, Doreen at the Literary Evening
May is happening, like we say. Writing happening, and this is still the beginning. You have to watch this vibrant writers’ Trust. Support, encourage, applaud, and read.
Nii Ayikwei Parkes shares his passion for writers and writing with the Ugandan audience. To read about his literary journey in an interview that appeared in the Daily Monitor newspaper, click here.
The writing group
Is The Commonwealth Writers’ Prize biased?
My Life Has A Price–Tina Okpara’s memoir of modern day slavery
Place Is Personal, says Leila Aboulela
How I started writing: Steve Mwase
Updates from African Writers Trust
Kwani? Manuscript Prize Shortlist Announced
Good News: Etisalat Prize for Literature
NoViolet Bulawayo discusses why “We Need New Names”
Writing My Truth: Hellen Nyana
How The Uganda International Writers Conference changed my life.
Jeanne: Great work Hellen! Being a writer in Uganda is def...
Doreen Lwanga: This is great Hellen?
First off, it was great t...
Bwandungi: I cannot tell you how eager I am to be in touch wi...
James Varney Dwalu: So true Shadreck. One greatest moment at the confe...
Barya: Bravo, Shadreck!
Seriously, you carried JP--“O...
Yes the writing group….
As they stand shoulder to shoulder with the skilled word weavers, somehow, I can see hope in their faces.
Hey Kaiza! Good to see you there
and thanks for editing
my first published work of fiction!
‘Celebrating 16th May’
endures at Kwani collection
and will go digital soon. Cheers.