by African Comb Books | Oct 13, 2026 | How to Write, The Arts
It’s a storm of change That sweeps me off my feet Carrying seeds of my wishes Please Where I don’t know of myself You’ll know it for me I’m fighting against gleams of my tears When I cry Will you taste the salt in my tear drop? Otherwise, welcome, let me invite...
by African Comb Books | Oct 6, 2026 | News, The Arts
Once upon a time the late Archbishop Ndingi mwanaa’Nzeki said, “If you swear by the Bible, you can tell as many lies as you wish and get away with murder. But you dare not tell a single lie after swearing with traditional oath.” That was a heavy acknowledgement from a...
by African Comb Books | Oct 6, 2026 | The Arts
Ndome and Masaa nicknamed each other Brother. The nickname was manufactured by a naïve thing they once did while in high school. They shared one woman, during their hardest times of their emotional life while in the same High School. They didn’t deliberate share as...
by African Comb Books | Sep 16, 2026 | The Arts
The face of a person is the mirror of their personality. If you know how to read faces you have direct information about fundamental human behaviour. You can read it from the person you are facing. First, check on the proportion of the physical features. When you see...
by African Comb Books | Sep 15, 2026 | News, The Arts
Metaphorically speaking, Capital Violence and Intellectual Chains are two square objects in the round-hole mind of human exploitation and colonial philosophy. There were fundamental and forceful reasons supporting the interests of Europeans and Arabs who invaded...
by African Comb Books | Dec 18, 2024 | News, The Arts
By David Maillu Published December 19, 2024 I have just finished writing a controversial novel titled “Heritage” in which I tried to bring into light and discussion one weird story that has fascinated me for years. It is about the British Queen Charlotte born in 1744...
