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Renditions of the soul by Dennis J In...
This collection of poems Renditions of the Soul, delves into variegated and multifaceted issues, touching on themes such as historical significance of poetry and the role of poets as interpreters of divine will the connection between humanity and the natural world, the impact of love-and lonlinness, and the complexities and complications of pain, sorrow and life's uncertain and uncertainties.
Let the Old Man Speak and Other Poems...
This anthology is a three-part collection of forty three poems written by Odhiambo Kaumah, a teacher of Mathematics and Chemistry, a passionate creative writer and a community organizer for progressive social change.
The pieces, by the prolific author, are as diverse in themes as they are in structure. However, the inspiration behind the pieces is an old voice that attempts to speak sanity to the profanities of the fast-changing, socio-cultural and political practices. Issues such as marriage as it was and as it is, children-parent and youths-elders relationship in the age of "a dancing urban youth population" feature prominently.
Odhiambo Kaumah’s father, an old man with a good grasp of Luo traditional practices and as well a staunch Christian – catechist – inspired his conversational tone in describing everyday life in a rustic, African set up, in this anthology.
Everything Has Wings by J.O Bernard
‘Everything Has Wings’, is a refreshing collection of poems in English and Lou by J.O. Bernard that dances gracefully through the highs and lows of life. With a blend of wit, and deep introspection, Bernard explores themes of love, religion, and death, creating a tapestry of words that is both poignant and entertaining.
Each poem is a little adventure, inviting readers to see the world through Bernard’s inquisitive eyes. His unique perspective transforms everyday experiences into extraordinary moments, making this anthology a delightful companion for those seeking a meaningful conversation and contemplation.
Voices of the Revolution: Your Rage W...
ODDBALL by Nzilani Kyale
Have you been dealing with any challenges in your life?
This anthology of poems by Nzilani Kyale covers topics ranging from mental health to nostalgia and lost friendships.
Often taking on a sarcastic and somewhat dark tone, it delves into how young people process thoughts and emotions by exploring difficult situations and the various ways in which they might be navigated.
Beyond That Horizon by Wahiga Gichinga
The book Beyond That Horizon is a collection of 250 pieces of poetic reflections meant to help one think through life. An invite to think through your wins, strengths and opportunities. Also think through your losses, failures and weaknesses. An invite to analyse life, question it and take leadership over your desired outcome.
WHAT HAPPENED AT THE END OF THE ROAD ...
Black Coffee and Steamy Nights by Eud...
Wandering Words by Kabiru Muraya
IN THE ABSENCE OF PRESENCE A compilat...
My Next of Skin and Other Poems by Ol...
My Next of Skin and Other Poems is a debut collection of the poetry of Oluoch-Madiang' and featuring Oby Obyerodhyambo, James Wariero, Lukoye Atwoli and Stephen Otieno Gwer. It is a masterpiece that nudges you to rethink politics, history, religion, love and the other facets that make up life in contemporary Kenya and Africa.
Dreams and Demons by Winnie Madoro, A...
Dreams and demons is a moving anthology of poems balancing on the four wheels of four poetresses, Anyango Nyar Aketch, Scholastica Moraa, Winnie Madoro and Emily K Millern.
It is a collection of trials and triumphs, wins and woes, love and loss and importantly, the dreams and demons we all carry with us.
The Song of a Blacksmith and Totems o...
The Song of a Blacksmith and Totems of Abagusii provides insights into two aspects of Abagusii that have not previously
been written in this level of detail. First are totems of Abagusii clans and how these came to be. There are insights that inform why, for instance, the Abagirango came to be associated with the leopard. This is in addition to the origins of some clans of Abagusii. Stories of totems of Abagusii clans are similar to stories
told by other ethnic groups that may have similar origins or interacted with Abagusii in their sojourns. Further research into how this came to be would unearth the relations that may exist among these ethnic groups. The second area is on spiritual matters, including phenomena, roles and some spiritual manifestations in the Gusii community. A number of spiritual roles
are discussed, including the purpose of these roles and how individuals were consecrated to assume them. The elaborate processes that were required for consecration underline the importance accorded to those roles. While many people may not relate to the work in this book, it nonetheless provides good insights into the society that Abagusii lived in.
The Cages We Built by Kendi Karimi
In these pages, the author weaves words together like a master architect, constructing a literary house that will shelter your thoughts and emotions. Brick by brick, they unveil the hidden depths behind the enigmatic title, inviting you to explore the war and rebellions fought within the mind and heart.
It's time to unlock the cage and set your soul free!
The Sun and Her Rising: Illustrated p...
TOO LATE TO LOVE ME BY VIC GAD MOGUCHE
Tumetenga (we have Set aside): poems ...
Tumetenga ( We have Set Aside :-Fake Chronicles)
Poetry as a Weapon. Poetry as Witness. Poetry as Survival. Poetry as vision for Africa's political salvation. In this landmark anthology, over fifty poets from across Africa—including Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe—bear witness to a continent at a crossroads. With unflinching honesty and breathtaking artistry, they expose electoral betrayal, dictatorship, corruption, police brutality, abduction, and the quiet suffocation of dissent.
But these poems do not stop at despair. They envision Pan-African unity. They demand accountability. They insist on the possibility of a new dawn.
"If Africa was waiting for an anthology to speak to her politics and governance, this is it." — Prof. PLO Lumumba
"Power doesn't retire. It just rebrands." — Joy Achungo, "Wanjiku, I Am Not a Thief"
"Our blood is the tax for being alive." — Ruth Jepkorir Koech, "We Want to Live"
"This is not poetry—this is a test of your patience and courage." — Bonface Otieno Okinyi, "What Was Your Reason, Gen Z?"
A collection that will disturb your sleep, trouble your conscience, and remind you that another world is possible.