By Kirabo Byabashaija Hmmm… I was left a little bit uncertain after reading this story. I almost want to persuade Acan to write an encore just to appease my uncertainty…proceeds to cross fingers The setting is in apocalyptic earth, but Acan has a managed to spin the story away from the norm that is characterised … More Acan Immaculate’s SunDown is not the usual apocalyptic story
In April this year, poet Harriet Anena staged a one person show at Peter Kagayi’s Poetry Shrine. Titled ‘I Bow For My Boobs’, after one of the poems in her collection, ‘A Nation in Labour’, the show was received by some journalists in comparison to Dr. Stella Nyanzi’s protest at Makerere. Such interpretations of Anena’s … More Anena Harriet to bow for her boobs at #Writivism2016
By Sydney Mugerwa Alright, now the way Boyi starts lets you know right away that it’s a setting up in the offing. I mean…‘‘Hold onto the boy until I find your forty thousand land protection tax and then I will have him back.’’ Now who does that? Well, Baba did. And everything went haywire after … More Gloria Mwaniga Minage’s Boyi is a set-up
The #Writivism2016 festival is a week away. Starting Monday August 22 to Sunday 28, Kampala shall host a gathering of readers, writers, publishers, academics and other players in the literary sector. We are looking forward to the seven-day event and in anticipation, this blog is featuring short Q & As with previous and current … More Festival Take Five : Jolly Mutesi
The Writivism Prizes 