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Book Review: Joan Thatiah's Mad Women; True Stories of Defiant Kenyan Women African Writers

Book Review: Joan Thatiah's Mad Women; True Stories of Defiant Kenyan Women

Amazon Deliveries I Love - Lancaster, April 2026 Good afternoon beautiful people, I just finished Joan Thatiah's Mad Women: True Stories of Defiant Kenyan …

Sitawa Wafula May 10, 2026
Spring Blooms, Cory Booker's 25-Hour Speech, Arsenal Highlights, and Chimamanda's New Book African Writers

Spring Blooms, Cory Booker's 25-Hour Speech, Arsenal Highlights, and Chimamanda's New Book

Part of the reasons I love spring, every morning I am greeted by this bouquet - Lancaster, April 2025 Good evening be autiful people, And Happy first day of t…

Sitawa Wafula April 01, 2025
Immigration and the Reality of Human Trafficking: A Reflection on The Road to the Sea by Samuel Kolawale African Writers

Immigration and the Reality of Human Trafficking: A Reflection on The Road to the Sea by Samuel Kolawale

Got this copy of The Road to the Salt Sea by Samuel Kolawale at the Public Library - January 2025 Good evening beautiful souls, I just finished Samuel Kolawal…

Sitawa Wafula January 26, 2025
To Publicize or Not: Reflections Inspired by Esi Edugyan's Meditations on Solitude and Writing Academic Journey

To Publicize or Not: Reflections Inspired by Esi Edugyan's Meditations on Solitude and Writing

Loving these 'slow days' full of simple meals, loads of reading, writing and morning walks (Jan 2025) Good morning beautiful people, Hope you are enjoy…

Sitawa Wafula January 19, 2025
Book Review: A Kind of Madness by Uche Okonkwo African Writers

Book Review: A Kind of Madness by Uche Okonkwo

Reading Uche Okonkwo's A Kind of Madness during my lunch break - November 2024 Happy New Year Sunshine, Welcome to 2025...lovely to see you here. Since we …

Sitawa Wafula January 05, 2025
Reliving my Spoken Word Days Through Chimamanda Adichie's Work//We Should All Be Feminists African Writers

Reliving my Spoken Word Days Through Chimamanda Adichie's Work//We Should All Be Feminists

Earlier this week, watching the swans as I read Chimamanda Adichie's We Should All Be Feminists - May 2024 Good morning beautiful people, I read  We Should…

Sitawa Wafula May 24, 2024
Someday, Maybe, and Other Annihilation Stories African Writers

Someday, Maybe, and Other Annihilation Stories

Someday, Maybe by Onyi Nwabineli - New Titles shelf at the 'Old' Library Please Note:  This post talks about suicide and may be triggering -  If you or…

Sitawa Wafula June 02, 2023
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