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Saved by Chance
THE SYNOPSISSAVED BY CHANCE is Kevin’s debut book for children. The story explores children’s rights and responsibilities through the character Amuriodo, a deaf-mute child. Amuriodo’s parents, overwhelmed by societal stigma and shame over their son’s disability, make the heartbreaking decision to confine him with a strong chain—like one used on a dog—to hide him from the community.His younger brother, Vulimu, who is not disabled, receives normal care and attention. As time passes, Vulimu and his friends play near the hidden cage and, out of curiosity, peep inside. They are shocked to discover Amuriodo chained like an animal. The children quickly report the case to the area chief, who relays the matter to the nearest police station.The police arrive with sirens blaring and arrest Amuriodo’s parents. Realizing the gravity of their actions, the parents—along with Vulimu—ask the community for forgiveness. They are eventually pardoned, and Amuriodo begins receiving proper care like any other child.Transformed by the experience, the parents become passionate advocates for disability awareness. They travel within the community teaching the importance of loving, supporting, and protecting children with disabilities. Their efforts are later recognized and rewarded for helping to end stigma and promote inclusivity.
THE BROKEN COLUMN
Embark on a captivating journey through the enthralling life of Okeyo, a man of unyielding determination, as he weaves his destiny amidst the tumultuous changes brought by the Whiteman.
This compelling novel unveils a tale of triumph and tribulation, where the paths of exceptional women intertwine with Okeyo's, leaving an indelible impact on his journey.
As Okeyo navigates the treacherous waters of success and failure, he must fulfill his role as a warrior and protector of his cherished heritage. Brace yourself for an epic saga that will transport you to a world of chutzpah and intrigue, where love, courage, and destiny converge in a mesmerizing dance. Join us on this unforgettable adventure and discover how one man's resilience can shape the fate of an entire society.
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Lawless, Valueless by Obiri Ombati
Obiri Ombati’s Lawless, Valueless enters this deep and troubled silence with a clarity and bravery that is quite exceptional. Here is a work that is not simply another addition to a long history of criticism of institutions of law, but a constituent questioning of the very terms that must be met before there is any law. Ombati achieves an intellectual archaeological dig that is nothing short of daring: What is hidden at the very foot of our law? Upon what foundation does the towering edifice rest?
To respond to these questions, he seeks to create a "masterful" thought experiment of "almost classical purity." To imagine, he asks, "What if there were a world of Societas Legis Absoluta—A Society of the Absolutist of the Law? It could be an absolute system of law," one that was "rationally consistent, free of error in procedure, fully codified." But this law was one that "had no need of moral or ethical content" but instead represented "an ideal of power: the commander," an absolute ruler who was "rational" rather than "moral" or " ethical."
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THE QUIET ROOMS HAVE TEETH
This is a story about survival.
Not the kind of survival that makes headlines or wins awards. The quiet kind. The everyday kind. The kind that happens in locked wards and therapy rooms and the space between medication doses.
The kind of survival that asks: Can I make it through one more day?
I wrote this book because I've been there. Not in the exact same circumstances as Sarah or Marcus, but in that space where the system designed to help you becomes the thing hurting you. Where your diagnosis is used as proof that you can't be trusted to tell the truth about your own life. Where love feels impossible because you've been taught you're too broken to deserve it.
This novel is fiction, but the truths within it are real.
Psychiatric patients ARE dismissed, disbelieved, and dehumanized every day.
Institutional abuse DOES happen, often hidden behind clinical language and closed doors.
Mental illness does NOT make someone unreliable, unlovable, or unworthy of dignity.
And being believed—truly, fully believed—CAN change everything.
Sarah and Marcus are fictional characters, but they represent thousands of real people who have been through the mental health system and emerged with stories no one wanted to hear. Stories of abuse disguised as treatment. Of punishment disguised as care. Of isolation disguised as safety.
But also stories of survival. Of finding connection in the darkest places. Of refusing to be silenced. Of fighting back against a system that tried to erase them.
This book is for them. For you, if you've lived this. For anyone who has been told they're too sick, too crazy, too broken to be believed.
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The Rise of Rodedom
The Rise of Rodedom is a scenic, speculative novel addressing crucial political issues affecting Africa and the world. Drawing on Griffin’s theory that fantastical and otherworldly figures enable satirists to critique human folly indirectly, the novel critiques racism, negative ethnicity, and the flawed psyches of both Western and African societies. Its narrative predates pre-slavery Africa through colonial and post-colonial eras, exposing racial prejudices embodied through the evils of slavery, colonialism, and neo-colonialism. The imagery of cats and rodents symbolizes the predator-prey dynamic between the West and Africa. The author criticizes African leaders, like Kwame Nkrumah, Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Mobutu Sseseko, for imitating Western ideas instead of forging original and indigenous-rooted governance systems. Conversely, it acknowledges Western leaders such as Bismarck, Roosevelt, and Churchill for their roles in advancing civilization, while also illuminating Hitler and Stalin’s destructive impacts during the world wars. The core, albeit speculative, question it explores is, ‘What if Africa unites?’ emphasizing that history and current affairs deepen understanding of the book’s allegorical structure. The narrative advocates for African unity under a federal government, underscoring the need for an original developmental path. Hyperbolic references to astronomical inventions symbolize the immense potential Africa could unlock through unification.
What Others Say
“The Rise of Rodedom is a historical novel that uses animal imagery to explore global dynamics, focusing on Africa. Andrew Nyongesa nostalgically examines Africa’s early history while predicting its future. He employs neologisms and allegory to transform factual historical data into an engaging narrative. The work is a poignant quest for the unity of Africa, portraying the continent as a nurturing mother, guiding father, and wise grandfather to others. Nyongesa’s style allows him to critique and challenge Africa’s issues boldly, offering insights for its future without reservation.” - Felix Okuku.
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The Savanna of Silent Altars
The Savannah of silent Altars by Tobias otieno ogola traces the life of Kamau Otieno and Nyambura Beatrice, a family navigating the delicate balance between survival, faith, and moral endurance. Across counties from Migori to Kisumu, through the dust of rural villages, the bustle of cities, and the quiet flow of rivers, they face the unrelenting weight of government neglect, scarcity, and exploitative traditions.
Their children Akinyi Grace, Anyango Mary, and Obiero Daniel move through these worlds with watchful eyes, learning the subtle currents of obedience, hope, and endurance. Miracles are whispered, altars demand faith, and exploitative figures test both courage and moral resolve. Life unfolds as a careful negotiation: a rhythm of hunger, labor, ritual, and quiet resilience, reflecting the struggles that shape everyday existence.
This is a lyrical, socially conscious narrative, where personal tragedy mirrors systemic failure, and ordinary life becomes extraordinary through observation, survival, and the quiet insistence of human dignity.
All about my Superleg by Magdalene Ch...
All about my superleg is a children’s book that shares a fun, brave story about being different, being confident and shining just the way you are. This isn’t just a book, it’s a celebration of resilience, imagination and possibility. Your scars, journey, bravery and weakness are your superpowers, embrace them.
A Journey through loss to love
I realized my story carried sorrow, redemption, strength… all in one. I had to sit with memories I once tried to bury and moments I still hold close. I open my life with honesty and speak about loss, courage, healing, and the surprising rise of joy when love returned through Albert. My journey through grief, stigma, faith, and new hope now lives in these pages.
I wrote this book for anyone searching for light after a long night. I believe your heart will find a place in this story.
Dear Dad and I
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
A memoir in Verse. Dear Dad and I.
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
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A collection of essential writings from the influential German philosopher
This ideal introduction to the work of Karl Marx represents his most important writings, including the "Theses on Feuerbach"; the complete Communist Manifesto; and substantial selections from "On the Jewish Question," the "Economic-Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844," The German Ideology, Grundrisse, Capital, and The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, among others.
In addition, documents, letters, and reminiscences offer a portrait of Marx the man—as student, husband, father, enemy, and friend. As Eugene Kamenka writes in his introduction, "This volume, perhaps more so than other Marx anthologies, attempts to present the man with his individual scars, to provide the material for an understanding of Marx himself." Kamenka also includes a chronology of Marx's life and work, a reader's guide to special terms, and an explanatory index.
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SHADOWS OF THE EIGHTY COWS
Shadows of the Eighty Cows is a hauntingly powerful story inspired by the quiet defiance of a young widow who refused to be broken by loss. Narrated through the eyes of her grandson, this lyrical novel is an act of remembrance and resistance rooted in the forgotten communities of Kenya.
In a world where courage is tested and long-held secrets finally surface, one family must confront the invisible chains that have bound them for generations. From widows forced into solitude to children compelled to grow up too quickly, every choice carries weight, and every step toward freedom demands a sacrifice.
Restoring dignity to the marginalized, this novel reveals that true strength often resides in the spaces between words. It is a stirring tribute to the human spirit—a story of love, loss, and the bravery that emerges in life’s darkest moments.
Author: Steven Omondi Otieno