Writing and Opportunities

When figures marry the words, the result is a measured level of creativity marinated with figures Based in Mombasa, Deborah, though influenced to be an accountant, her heart is in love with the written word. She is now convinced that the two can be compatible in a marriage. And she takes that journey up. Here

Compiled by Wr. Linda Ogutu Lilian Bwire is a passionate writer, poet and a mother of two lovely boys. She speaks to the Writers Guild Kenya members on the ups and downs of juggling between being a mother and being a writer.   Who is Lillian? Smart…I call myself an activist, novelist, mother and a

By Wr. Verah Omwocha Thank you so much for honouring this invite. Your name, Sir, is quite popular. Tell us, who is Vincent Ogutu? I am humbled I share a name with the deputy Vice Chancellor of Strathmore Business School. Now, that is a very difficult question. May I share who people say I am?

By Wr. Vera Omwocha Tell us a little about yourself Thank you. I graduated from MMUST in 2010 with a Bachelor’s in Business Management. I worked at a bank for 1 year then quit and registered Optlinx Writers to offer writing services. Currently, I am doing consultancy – grant advisory for some non-profit organisations including Magadi

What Does Affiliate Writer get? This is the basic level engagement with Writers Guild Kenya. An affiliate to Writers Guild Kenya is entitled to an Affiliation card which is given after the completion of registration process. Upon completion of the process, one is formally referred to as an Affiliate of Writers Guild Kenya   Your

By Wr. Winston Owino. At around 1.00 p.m. I was in Ford Hall, our usual meeting venue. I busied myself with the sitting arrangement but then I noticed the blue, plastic chairs we always used were quite dusty. One of the Writers,  Wr. Zakayo, agreed to help me out with wiping the dusty chairs. At

By Immaculate Ajiambo Indeed, the year 2017 has started with a bang. When I turn to my right, left and center I see opportunities  trickling in like an overflowing pot. I’m excited over this and I’m enthusiastic that I have outlined all the possible contests relevant to me in my to do diary. However, there

  Writing is an interesting thing to do. It is a way to express what is within your inner self to the world. Writing has never been more fascinating than it is in this era, with technology all around us, information dangling everywhere on our faces , media streams and houses all around us to spoon

(On 16th November, 2016, Writers Guild Kenya, Moi University Chapter held a Discussion with Wr. Daniel Nyairo. Below are few excerpts from the Conversation) You need passion first to even describe yourself as a writer. But you need money to live on as a writer. One sacrifice you have to make is to create time to