Just WriteFor a while, I have contemplated writing here, but life be ‘life-ing,’ and you barely have enough time to get through daily tasks, not to…Feb 19Feb 19
On Birthdays and Birthday BluesSo, it’s another year, and I am thrilled to announce (lol, calm down, this is not LinkedIn)Feb 19Feb 19
Halimat 28 — A new chapterIt’s my birthday today, and I feel blessed, grateful, and excited that I get to do this life thing at this time. I want to document this…Sep 11, 2024Sep 11, 2024
Book Review: The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins ReidStraight out of the Hollywood kind of story, it felt like a movie. I love how Evelyn Hugo’s character was framed, by visualizing her…Aug 10, 2022Aug 10, 2022
It’s been almost a year since I wrote anything in this space.Since I mainly post book-related stories here, one would have thought that I have not read anything in the past year, but this is not the…Jul 27, 20221Jul 27, 20221
Review: The Education of a British-protected child by Chinua AchebeOnye ji onye n’ani ji onwe ya: “He who will hold another down in the mud must stay in the mud to keep him down.Aug 1, 2021Aug 1, 2021
Review: Ogadinma or everything will be alright by Ukamaka OlisakweThis has been on my reading list for a while now and I am glad I finally picked it up.Jul 30, 2021Jul 30, 2021
QUEENIE BY CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS: BOOK REVIEWQueenie! Strong, fierce, firm, vulnerable, and funny.Jul 30, 2021Jul 30, 2021
Book review: Manchester happened by Jennifer MakumbiSafe to say Makumbi is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. This book is a collection of short stories set in Uganda and Manchester…Apr 1, 2021Apr 1, 2021
KINTU — Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi“Kintu felt for Gitta. He knew the snare of being a man. Society heaped such expectations on manhood that in a bid to live up to them some…Jan 17, 2021Jan 17, 2021