Hi, guys.
Effective 1st of July 2020, we will be taking a break from publishing, distributing or receiving any new manuscripts for consideration. We’ll take the time to regroup and restrategize in order to come back better than we are now.
We love you all. ❤️
SYS.
And then, I was honoured to be recognized among the 100 Most Influential Kenyan Muslims by the @TheMuslimMedia alongside other great personalities. I don't take this for granted and I pray that I am able to do more for my community, my Country & the world at large. In Shaa Allah.
How can I enjoy these positive comments without acknowledging @librosagency? I took your advice on the post-epilogue, the errors, the too-long acknowledgements section, and each character's individuality, and here I am now. Thanks a million! #BitterPerceptions
Your Sentiments is the first anthology I gift to the world - a sentimental poetry collection ended off by a self-loving zen queer Godess yet started in the midst of self-harm, depression & bipolar disorder II as a devoted born-again Christian
LINK : https://t.co/BX0dgnNMG3
Have you read #Unresolved yet?
It is about to be reviewed, republished. Read it before that happens.
Why?
Read it first. Let's discuss that later.
It's on @librosagency@amazon@Okadabooks
TYIA!!!
1.I have nothing against criticism, but at least be constructive. @librosagency were kind enough to read the entire book before highlighting my flaws...and they're based in Kenya. A Nigerian literary website read the first part and concluded they didn't want to read the rest
It’s that time again. 😊 We’re accepting all genres of African literature by African authors. Submit your manuscript for evaluation 🙌🏾
Sharing is caring. Please RT and tell someone to tell someone else. #WeLoveAfricanLit#LibrosAgency#ManuscriptSubmission
The theme for the August 2019 edition of the Igby Prize for Nonfiction is - Where we live and why.
This is always a theme that produced some really thought provoking essays - We are looking forward to seeing this years entries. Deadline is August 20th. https://t.co/qrhjRUH4Rm
‘Letters to June’ is the debut collection of poetry and prose by Kenyan writer, René Solomon. This book is a sincere, open and honest exploration of the foundations of masculinity–developing the self, the community,… https://t.co/jMFS11VG5c
Behind Enemy Lines is a collection of stories about ordinary people and anti-heroes dragged into a search for meaning in their lives – whether it is a simple search for identity and love, or a bigger struggle for… https://t.co/R8Pd2hGjOJ