Conversations with Writers

Zimbabwean author Jennifer Armstrong has worked as a martial arts journalist.

Ugandan writer, Ulysses Chuka Kibuuka has written and published three books: A thriller, For the Fairest (Fountain Publishers, 1991); a collection of short stories, Pale Souls Abroad (Fountain Publishers, 2004); an

Conversations with Writers: When did you decide you wanted to become a writer?

Conversations with Writers: When did you start writing?

Conversations with Writers: When did you start writing?

Petina Gappah: Like most writers, I started writing as a child.

Conversations with Writers: When did you start writing?

Rory Kilalea has worked in the Middle East and throughout Africa, directing documentaries as well as in various production, script-writing and management positions.

Lilian Masitera is a woman of many talents.

She is a lecturer-in-charge in the Mathematics Department at Belvedere Technical Teachers College in Harare, a novelist, short story writer and poet.

Conversations with Writers: Do you think newspapers and magazines in Zimbabwe are giving enough space to creative writers?

Conversations with Writers: One of your most recent short stories, ‘Election Day’, was published in the Edinburgh Review. What is the story about? How long did it take you to write it?