The Musunzu Tree and other stories

Mothers, machetes, a singing contest, a small blue room, the shade of a Musunzu tree. This collection of short stories shows different facets of personhood, shades of happiness, and despair. Anchored by a sense of community, the characters probe the limitations of their existence. Woven underneath these complex, playful, twisting tales is a bold exploration of African consciousness and culture.

KShs 464

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About The Author

Cynthia Abdallah

Cynthia Abdallah is a Kenyan author of the poetry chapbooks, ‘My six little fears’ , The Author’s Feet, and The Musunzu tree and other stories collection.
Her work has appeared in numerous online magazines and in print.
(Poems: in The Tokyo Poetry Journal-Japan, Kwani Uchaguzi edition 8-Kenya, Ake review, Quailbell Magazine-USA, Bodies, and Scars anthology by Ghana Literary Journal.
Short stories: Kalahari Review-Kenya, Nalubaale Review -Uganda, Active Muse-India), IHRAF, Women narratives on power, 2021.Cynthia is also an aspiring filmmaker who is working on a few films. Her first film is titled, Inyumba yu Mulogooli. A documentary that explores the ways of the Maragoli community.

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