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I CAN LEARN by Wambui Kieya
Women and Their Pastors: A novel by W...
- Women and their Pastors is a tale spanning time and places. From the bare landscape of Nairobi a few dacdes ago all the way to the rolling hills of Taita, to the altar of a modern day mega church. Two generations of women and the men they found themselves hitched to, and the anonymous lives behind the rise of a mega church A piercing exploration of faith, power and the spaces where devotion meets desire.
Fragments in a Kaleidoscope by Wambui...
Fragments in a Kaleidoscope is a tender, unflinching collection of stories that explores the messy, beautiful complexity of human experience. In these sharp, lyrical vignettes, Kieya and Gichuhi bring to life a chorus of voices; women finding agency in silence, men finding theirs in their voice, children caught in the undertow of adult failings, and lovers grappling with the weight of memory and loss. Each story is a fragment, but together they form a vivid mosaic of Kenyan life, past and present, mundane and extraordinary.
With wit, empathy, and a clear-eyed gaze, Kieya offers us a mirror and sometimes a wound. These are stories that refuse easy answers, choosing instead to dwell in nuance, contradiction, and the ever-shifting light of truth
Fragments in a Kaleidoscope by Wambui...
Fragments in a Kaleidoscope is a tender, unflinching collection of stories that explores the messy, beautiful complexity of human experience. In these sharp, lyrical vignettes, Kieya and Gichuhi bring to life a chorus of voices; women finding agency in silence, men finding theirs in their voice, children caught in the undertow of adult failings, and lovers grappling with the weight of memory and loss. Each story is a fragment, but together they form a vivid mosaic of Kenyan life, past and present, mundane and extraordinary.
With wit, empathy, and a clear-eyed gaze, Kieya offers us a mirror and sometimes a wound. These are stories that refuse easy answers, choosing instead to dwell in nuance, contradiction, and the ever-shifting light of truth
The sins of our father by Wambui Kieya
Hyenas by Wambui Kieya
What do you do when your body becomes your prison, the source of all your trouble? When your mind refuses to move past the injustices visited upon it.
Stretched between two different generations and spread across 70 years, this is a story of love, of hope and resilience. A look at how trauma has been perceived over the generations and how it's victims have interacted with it.