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Art & Culture Book Reviews & Literary Criticism The Growing Pains of Modern Marriage in Nyachwani’s “Sexorcised” “Sexorcised” is the story about Bruce Momanyi, a man of enviable social status, married to Lucy, an equally gifted woman, with a fast-rising career. by Amol Awuor April 4, 2021May 10, 2021
