STORYMOJA

Muthoni Garland is the author of the new release from Storymoja titled Halfway between Nairobi and Dundori. It comes in the wake of the Caine Nominated story,  Tracking the Scent of my Mother. Her other works have been published locally, and in literary journals and anthologies in the US, UK and South Africa.
Muthoni has the [...]

Martin Njaga is the author of the new release from Storymoja titled Brethren of Ngondu.  Brethren of Ngondu is set in rural Kenya, telling the story of a group of young people trapped in the mire of religious hypocrisy, tripped by questions of morality and confounded by love.
Martin says, “I am a writer that is [...]

Boniface Gachugu is the author of the new children’s title from Storymoja under the Storyhippo Imprint, titled Peanut and the Burning Tank. The story is about Boniface himself who was nicknamed Peanut when he was young partly because his last name means ‘peanut’ and partly because he was tiny as a kid.
Peanut’s writing is inspired [...]

Oluoch Madiang is the author of the new title In the Land of the Kitchen from Storymoja under the Storyhippo Imprint. The story is an extraordinary narration using kitchen utensils to explain how conflict begins, how it affects all of us and how we can possibly deal with it. The book has been designed with [...]

 
Raymond Bett is fourth year student at the University of Nairobi. He is a student engineer and whenever he is not grappling with Ohm’s law he is either reading a novel or penning down the day’s events. For Raymond, writing is more than just a hobby. It is an opportunity to celebrate everyday life, gripe [...]

Clifford Oluoch, a career teacher and a jack of all creative trades, believes in well written and well told stories.  Everyday events such as a wobbly handshake, a toothless smile or any ‘normal’ human behaviour inspire him.  His other works include playscripts, children’s novels and Maths text books.
Clifford is married and has two daughters: Elsie [...]

Cathy Wachiaya: Storymoja Writer of the Week starting November 3rd 2008.

Faith is a teacher by profession, mom and writer by love. She also works as a corporate account manager by day. She tries to make sense of the fulfilling, exasperating and demanding job of parenting job through her child, an active enquisitive and lovely daughter.Her other interests include reading, long walks, gardening and music. Her [...]

Annette Majanja was born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya. She works for Kwani?, one of Kenya’s premier literary journals. She recently ran out of reasons not to write.
Read her story Passing

She sat on the bed, a calm air around her as she looked at the condom in her hand,