Alex Nderitu prides himself as a pioneer in the epub industry in Africa. And it is for valid reason, having published his first book way back in 2001, to experiment with digital publishing that was picking up pace in the west. He writes as Alexander Nderitu. “The only reason I
Writing for ourselves, and the world – A Conversation with Khadija Bajaber
Little Daju: A Review
‘Father beat mother so much the only way Little Daju knows how to express love is by violence.’ I had never thought I’d review a short story for our book section. But Troy Onyango’s Little Daju is not your common story, the one you read in a single sitting and move
Ready for the Mantle – A Conversation with Erick Livumbazi
Once bitten, now wise: finding the right publisher
In my recent article, I discussed the naivety of new writers when launching into publishing. Even though I have handled a number of self-published manuscripts, my advice to a budding author is to always seek a traditional publisher. Many self-published books are normally of poor editorial quality if there is
