In The Nairobian, this week... Popular children animated series to be rendered in print, courtesy of Landscape Narrative Press, EA.

In The Nairobian this week... Meja Mwangi, on his part, reckoned that the works he churned out spoke eloquently for and on his behalf,

In The Nairobian this week... “The is no better reward to a teacher than his students. As a teacher, what is in front of you are thinking, creating beings. You should be ready and humble enough to take what your students say.” ~ David Mulwa.

In The Nairobian this week... "I spent half of my life suffering. I Lived with hidden nightmares, keeping secrets and crying myself to sleep. God knows I lived with depression. I don't want young girls and boys to suffer in silence like I did." Millicent Akoth.

The Murima cheat code is finally here...

A gentle reminder. Save the date.

In The Nairobian this week... kudos to Prof Kithaka Wa Mberia for immortalising the plight of Kenyan domestic workers in print. It is said that literature mirrors society and nowhere is it better exemplied than in Jeneza Kutoka Saurabia.

In The Nairobian this week... "The moment an author skips the editing process, they are making huge mistake. Little wonder we have atrocious books lining the shelves of bookstores and which do not move.

In The Nairobian this week... Let's keep the literary debate/burning.

In The Nairobian this week... A piece of advice for Governor Mutahi Kahiga.

A Pillar of Hope is the amazing story of Millicent Akoth Oloo. She narrates her life growing up, being sexually abused as a child, her struggle with racism in Germany and her eventual triumph. The book will be launched at the Alliance Française, on December 10. Save the date.

A review of JB Muturi's memoir The Fight For Order, in The Nairobian.

When JB Muturi was vying for the Siakago parliamentary seat, on a Kanu ticket, he punched the living daylights of a minister who attempted to have him rigged out of the Kanu nominations. You can read this and more stories in his autobiography aptly titled 'The Fight for Order'.

In The Nairobian this week... How Enock Matundura translated the popular Moses series into Kiswahili.

Apart from working with reputable global audit firms like Pricewaterhousecoopers (PWC), Kinisu also worked briefly as chairman of Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission, which in his own words, 'did not end well. This book will be launched on Friday, October 3, in Nairobi.

If for some reason you didn't make it to the Nairobi International Book Fair, organised by @Kenyapublishers, you have until Sunday, September 28. #nairobibookfair @MoranPublishers

Kiarie Kamau, chair of @Kenyapublishers talks about the Nairobi International Book Fair, set to begin next Wednesday, September 24, at the Sarit Expo Center, in Westlands. #nairobibookfair

In The Nairobian this week... "Prof Habwe will be remembered for his exemplary scholarship, his dedication to teaching and his invaluable contribution to the advancement of Kiswahili language and culture." Condolence message from Kenya Publishers Association.

This year's Nairobi International Book Fair organised by Kenya Publishers Association will feature unique activities targeted at children. NIBF takes place at the Sarit Expo Center, from September 24 to 28. Save the dates. #nairobibookfair

In The Nairobian this week... Kiarie Kamau, the chairman of Kenya Publishers Association, talks about the Nairobi International Book Fair. NIBF takes place, at the Sarit Expo Center, in Westlands, from September 24 to 28. Save the dates. #Nairobibookfair

A polite reminder that the Nairobi International Book Fair, organised by Kenya Publishers Association, takes place at the Sarit Expo Center from September 24 to 28. Save the dates. #nairobibookfair