Celestine Ndanu is a Kenyan writer whose storytelling delves into cultural narratives by blending raw emotion with rich cultural nuance. A self-proclaimed "dealer in words," she was top three in the 2022 Harambee Literary Prize and was recently featured in Gazmadu Education’s Tell Her Story magazine.
When she’s not writing, she is yapping about Intra-African trade in boardrooms across the continent energized by the AfCFTA, or basking in the tranquil symmetry of accounting.
Sophia, a tortured woman, navigates a not so ideal relationship with her Pastor husband, Manu, wearing masks to survive the expectations of church and family until she could bear no more and flies to a new freedom and love.
