Fiction – Page 2

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Written by Kyesubire Greigg on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. Leave a Comment

It was a warm Saturday morning; an ideal time to divorce oneself from demanding tasks. James was listening to the subtle...

Written by Abu Amirah on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. Leave a Comment

I met him at club Fly So Fly where I had ceased being a butterfly having suffered a broken neck after falling head first...

Written by Marcel Aduda on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. 1 Comment

February 3, 2013 (Prodigy) “Useless!” he yells, violently tumbling books off his desk and down to the floor. “Why can’t...

Written by Vivian Vanisha on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. Leave a Comment

Ever since the end of the rainy season, ever since the destruction of the village green house and the chief’s little baraza,...

Written by Lorraine Kwoba on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. 1 Comment

Entry 1, 14th September 2001 My name is Maria and today I became a woman. I became a woman of the society, a woman from...

Written by Munyiri Muchoki on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. 1 Comment

Kazungu had only read about convictions and death penalties in books and newspapers, and it perpetually made his flesh...

Written by Abdulqadir Mahmoud on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. 2 Comments

The ocean wavered, transferring its energy through gentle crests which crushed against the coral below us. The sound of...

Written by Farrah Bhaijee on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. Leave a Comment

There are many reasons why this small island is the African Hawaii. Timeless attractions such as lighthouse whose trademark...

Written by Leah Odungo on April 10, 2018. Posted in Fiction, Prose. 1 Comment

“Mama…?” alimaka Wanyika baada ya kuitwa na nyanyake na kuelezewa kuwa mgeni aliyewasili alikuwa mamake mzazi. Jua...