THE WISDOM TO ASK FOR WISDOM
By Gabriel Dinda If you were given a blank sheet of paper today and asked to write your life’s desire(s) on it,what would you write? Probably, you would ask for […]
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Is “Ipo Siku” finally here?
By Gabriel Dinda When Sahara Abdi and I joined residents of Rwadhia village in Kangema for Solomon Muya’s ‘homecoming’ in November 2018, I felt very emotional. The speakers narrated
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Say thank you more
By Gabriel Dinda I am learning that, a “thank you” goes a long way in melting some of the most hardened hearts. I have written in the past that even
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Planting trees on your special days is better than presenting flowers
By Wr. Beatrice Wairimu Picture this; being set for a nature walk, destination, Kalahari Desert. You will require additional litres of drinking water, sunglasses, and some head coverings to avoid
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Poorly done books hurt writers and readers alike
By Gabriel Dinda I see a lot of pressure among upcoming writers to write and publish. This is coming at a time when it appears that if you are a
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Verah Omwocha: What I’m learning working at Writers Guild Kenya
I joined Writers Guild Kenya in November 2016 and started working formally as a Publishing Manager in June 2017. This was probably the best decision I ever made, partly because
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Douglas Logedi: The Unlikely ‘suspect’
By Juliet Mwangi. To some of us, there is nothing good in tragic moments. Not so for Douglas Logedi, and here is why: How did this journey begin? My writing
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Ida Kemunto: Writing is my therapy.
By Juliet Mwangi It is every writer’s dream to finally have their literary work on the shelves, either locally or internationally. Nothing beats the joy of launching your book;
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Sometimes as a writer, you have to sacrifice for the truth – JOE KHAMISI
By Shikanda E. Hellen I selectively pick which WhatsApp groups to follow chats on and which ones to ignore. The Writers Guild’s affiliate WhatsApp group is one of those that
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The Journey of ‘Sins of My Father’
This speech was delivered by Mr. Asim Shah, who was the Chief Guest at the Launch of Ida Kemunto’s debut romance novel, ‘Sins of My Father’ on 9th February
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Charles Okoth: The pen that never stops writing
By Juliet Mwangi A teacher of Physics and Chemistry, Charles Okoth is what we call a man of many hats. He has a voice that speaks loudly against corruption and
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To our new Writers; Welcome Home
By Desmond Boi Esteemed guests, members of the Writers Guild Kenya Community, our new writers, ladies and gentlemen, Good Afternoon. We are gathered here today for such a special occasion,
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