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Wairimu Muriithi

is a not-yet-writer, an all-time-reader a secret-blogger and a very reluctant student. She lives in South Africa and Kenya, and mostly spends her time thinking and reading about memory, diaspora, grief and the 1973 film, Touki Bouki.

Wiathi

#mybodymyhome (iv)

By Wairimu MuriithiFebruary 1, 2015
What happens when Kenyan women say that we want to stop being hurt again and again and again?
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