'In this account that intertwines social with political realities, the author manages, through a rich serving of prose and poetry, to portray events that resonate with us and characters that are both credible and vibrant. It is a work worth reading, a work that's guaranteed to set you thinking about the absurdities of life.' Julius Ocwinyo, author of Fate of […]
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In these simple, short but beautifully crafted narratives, Bwesigye depicts a vibrant world from a child’s awed and wonder-filled point of view. A snake in the house brings fear, sunflowers and birds tell fortunes that thrill or disappoint, a parrot causes consternation and a dog gets his share of an exciting feast. The author’s love for his homeland and his […]
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'The Chwezi Code hilariously embodies the deceitfulness in our society, the enormity of which is rooted in the ignorance of the masses. The 206-page-turner penetrates the duplicity and depravity that has befouled contemporary society and the alarming extent to which people contaminate themselves for mammon. Its magnetism is in the inner conflict of the central figure as he struggles to […]
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