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By face value it is sadness because it is only you and only you you have no one with you if you need a hug, there is none to receive from if you need to cry, there is no shoulder to lean on if [...]

The leaves are so fresh with dew The musicians pluck their harps The birds take over with their chirps As if announcing that the year is new Mother is excited, Her little boy will join school [...]

Bravo 2023, turns out my faith in you is fragile Built on sand, not concrete When I make plans, when I draw goals, When I create projections, the ideals for a smatter you For a sustainable you, I [...]

Gathered under this big mango tree; Lulled by the sway of its boughs As a lux breeze fans the sad away… The moonlight vehement, Its glow showering us in placidity. The lustre in here, eyes dimmed [...]

  In this Edition of the Writers Space Africa Magazine, I am privileged to chat with the Queen of Flash Fiction all the way from Kenya. Make welcome, Scholar Akinyi.     [...]

What Is Literary journal publishing? One of the best ways to become an established author is not by sending out hundreds of query letters to agents and independent publishers. Instead, it is by [...]

When we first met; You were a ball of fur Barely large enough to fit in my palm. That didn’t stop you- From clawing and kicking Those adorably tiny paws, Raging as we tried to fit you, In that [...]

Linguistics is the scientific study of language, how it works, how it is acquired, and how people use it to communicate. It is an important field of study for writers because without language, [...]

They sold rabbits here. Black ones, white ones, brown ones, spotted ones, striped ones, stout ones and shiny ones too. I thought they looked like small kangaroos. I was six then, I’m two scores [...]

A poem with a plot invites eavesdropping. Poems are a celebration of beauty – an appreciation of the awe of transcendence using equally romantic ways of expression. All poems are voices [...]