Monday, November 4, 2024

Abukutsa Moses

Abukutsa Moses teaches English and Literature. He is a student of life, a perennial optimist and an intractable dreamer. Abukutsa was shortlisted in the 2017 Nalif Literary contest in Kenya for his short story ‘Abraham’s cremation’. He has also published a poem with Praxis online magazine for the arts and a short story with Kikwetu literary magazine. Of all troubles, he enjoys the trouble of reading and writing the most.

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