Keith Kinambuga is a Kenyan storyteller and creative consultant. He has been a professional writer for over a decade and is a FIYAH Writers Grant 2022 recipient and Sam Spiegel International Film Seed-to-Script 2021 scholar. He has written for various award-winning, pan-African television shows and published novels, the most notable, The Rebirth of Syokimau and How I Did Not Become An Uber Driver. His next novel, The Matatu Slasher, is a crime horror story set in the matatu culture.
Keith co-founded AfroFantasyLit and founded of the Kenya Scriptwriters Guild. AfroFantasyLit is an artist-centered organization that evokes social narrative change through the African Fantasy and Sci-Fi genre. His mission is to build avenues for emerging creatives to learn, grow and earn a living in their area of specialization. In his spare time, he enjoys every aspect of combat sports and sustainable tiny living.
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Keith Kinambuga is a Kenyan storyteller and creative consultant. He has been a professional writer for over a decade and is a FIYAH Writers Grant 2022 recipient and Sam Spiegel International Film Seed-to-Script 2021 scholar. He has written for various award-winning, pan-African television shows and published novels, the most notable, The Rebirth of Syokimau and How I Did Not Become An Uber Driver. His next novel, The Matatu Slasher, is a crime horror story set in the matatu culture.
Keith co-founded AfroFantasyLit and founded of the Kenya Scriptwriters Guild. AfroFantasyLit is an artist-centered organization that evokes social narrative change through the African Fantasy and Sci-Fi genre. His mission is to build avenues for emerging creatives to learn, grow and earn a living in their area of specialization. In his spare time, he enjoys every aspect of combat sports and sustainable tiny living.
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