Davis Njoroge has studied Journalism and Mass Communication at Chuka University. His storytelling journey began orally and progressed to comic books before evolving to novel writing and filming. His fascination with storytelling originated from early exposure to motion pictures, which triggered him to start creating and sharing his imagined realities. As an avid fan of the science world and the universe at large, Davis revels in the endless possibilities of science fiction, hoping to entertain his readers and come up with solutions to various problems facing the human race.

BAITHILI J M LINGUYA holds a Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree in English Language and Literature from Kenyatta University and a Master of Arts degree (MA Literature) from the University of Nairobi.

Onejikũ is a Kenyan poet who writes to inspire and add colour to life. She draws from every ray of His light and endeavours to shine it on others. If you’re looking for inspiration, look no further.

Kathryn Langat is a Kenyan researcher, lecturer, consultant, reviewer, writer, and administrator.

She attended Moi Girls, Eldoret, and is an alumnus of the University of Nairobi. She holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies.

Her creative writing addresses African traditional cultural practices, especially her community, the Kalenjin.

Born Samuel Vincent de Paul (שְׁמוּאֵל), Vincent de Paul is an award-winning Kenyan freelance writer, author, blogger, and poet.

Salma Abdulatif was born in Malindi and raised in Mombasa, Kenya. She studies Marine Business Management at Moi University, Main Campus, and she is a Cohort – 15 graduate of the Young African Leadership Initiative, a programme initiated by former President of the United States, Barrack Obama.

Apart from that, writing and poetry have been her forte all through her life. She also enjoys motivating youth and creating innovative solutions to complex problems which she does through her Community Based Organization, Motivational Talks for Youth (MTY).

Mokaya Omweri was born in Keera village, located on the slopes of Manga Escarpment, a cultural landmark of the Abagusii people of Kisii County, Kenya. He attended Cardinal Otunga High School-Mosocho before joining Moi University from where he graduated with a degree in Finance and Banking. He has a rich experience in rural and youth development having worked with Youth Enterprise Development Fund-Kenya and One Acre Fund.

MERCYLINE OMONDI is a Kenyan-born motivational speaker, development communications practitioner, creative arts and media specialist who has helped organizations and individuals overcome barriers to transformational change and maximizing their potentials. Her interest lie in working with the youth in areas of servant leadership, training, and capacity building.

Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga, chaplain at Kenyatta University, his ministry for the last ten years has been to encourage people to excel in the grace of giving. He is a former Stewardship Director of East-Central Africa Division. Kigundu, a specialist in Ministerial Leadership, is passionate about teaching Discipleship, Family Life, and Spiritual Leadership. He is married to his best friend and confidante, Mary. God has blessed them with twins—Wangari and Njuhi