African Christian Authors – ACABA by CLC Kenya
Recognising, Celebrating & Promoting Quality in Christian Authorship in Africa
Widows Wear Lipstick by Martha Kyoshaba is a book that generates interest. The titling, use of the photo, and arrangement of the text – are subtle enough to allow the picture to remain the focus.
The book cover of “Pretty Smiles that Hide the Biggest Lies” by Sonia Baraka immediately catches the eye with its vibrant colours and captivating design. It exudes a sense of mystery and intrigue, leaving readers curious about the secrets that lie within its pages.
The ribbon in Unbowed by Lillian Obetto communicates what the book will be about. There is good use of font and text. Colour blend is also very good.
ACABA Influencers and Initiators of the Year are those authors that actively work to promote and support the growth of the authorship landscape on the continent.
My name is Solomon Gitau Kilanga, I wrote the book Chokora – My life as an addict. I was one of those really privileged children whole growing up, however by age 13 i began experimenting with alcohol use, by 18 i was addicted and at the age of 31yrs, i…
Introducing… LAZARUS GATIMU . Lazarus Gatimu is an itinerant preacher and theologian. He was born and raised in Eldoret and is now living with his family in Ede, NL. He began self-authoring, which led to a desire to help others deal with their inner battles. He holds a Master of…
Mary Njuguna is an Award Winning Author, and a Program & Project Manager by profession. She holds a BSc. degree in Information Technology as well as a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. She believes that reading is both informative, eye-opening and therapeutic. Apart from reading, she enjoys writing, travelling and…
Wairimu is a Writer and Editor with Timazi, a Christian youth magazine published in Kenya. She came to writing after a 20-year career in financial management in Christian organisations and international development. She edits book manuscripts and indulges her love for stories in her blog wairimuthuo.com. In 2021, she was…
