It has been a slow journey to get to the place she has earned for herself through her hard work and determination. She wrote Kintu and she sought a publisher. Finally a Kenyan publisher came forwards and the journey continued. Now Jennifer has been awarded a prestigious literary prize. In this article you will read more about it.
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Congrats to her. Nice post. There is a future in African writing
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There is also a present in African writing. So much is happening these days. Thanks for following my blog. Spread the news.
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