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We celebrate all mother's today and always
10/05/2026

We celebrate all mother's today and always








To belittle a mother is to belittle the heroism of the world.
10/05/2026

To belittle a mother is to belittle the heroism of the world.








Book Alert.To romantic lovers here comes love poems for women by La-ki TheNeeve. Stay tinned.
09/05/2026

Book Alert.

To romantic lovers here comes love poems for women by La-ki TheNeeve. Stay tinned.

HAPPY LABOUR DAY! 🌍✍️Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and dedication of every hardworking individual shapin...
01/05/2026

HAPPY LABOUR DAY! 🌍✍️

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and dedication of every hardworking individual shaping our world through passion and purpose.

At Destiny Ink Publishers, we honor the power of work expressed through words, creativity, and innovation. From authors and designers to printers and entrepreneurs—your effort tells stories that inspire generations.

This Labour Day, we salute you—the dreamers, the builders, the storytellers—who continue to write the future with courage and determination.

📚 Your ink, your destiny.

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Being one myself I always looked up to so many writers growing up. Having being introduced to a great reading culture be...
28/04/2026

Being one myself I always looked up to so many writers growing up. Having being introduced to a great reading culture before my teenage years greatly contributed to me loving literature. I started to explore writing as a hobby and ended up molding it into finding my voice and nurtured it into making it a profession. So today when I look at young writers, I see myself in them. I see the beginning of my dream and how long the journey has been, the process, the growth and most importantly the love for the art.
I was first introduced to Courage Kyalo’s work late last year when I had the opportunity to work on her first book as an editor. It was mind blowing to see a young girl walking in these shoes. It dawned on me that the future of African literature as in safe hands. As I dived into the pages of her book, I recalled reading pace setters and the works of great female African authors like Grace Ogot and Magret Ogolla I somehow felt that she was heading towards the same direction.
I saw greatness in her drive, in her ambition. In her decision to chase her dreams in her teenage years and actually completing her first novel “In the trial of destiny”. This novel tells the story of a young girl who is forced to drop out of school due to lack of school fees after her aunt who was seeing her through school loses her job. So, she has to go back to the village to stay with her parents who were not in a position to see her through school.
Being just at home with nothing to do other than chores she ends up meeting someone who was well around her age while building castles in the air that having a relationship with this guy from a well-off family will change her life. Shock on her when she got pregnant and was left on her own. Her parents send her back to her aunt’s place disappointed by her after she decides to keep the baby. This is when things take a turn and she decides to rewrite her fate.
The best part of it is she Courage told a story many African girls are living. A tale of teenage pregnancies. She gave a story of hope. She tells every young girl who’s lived through it that it doesn’t end there. That their life continues, that they can still dream beyond that. While the world is nurturing different kinds of writers, I feel great that Courage will grow to be a great African voice to the African girl.

With her first book touching very close to home I can’t wait to see more of her work and I know she’ll definitely inspire a great generation of authors that come after her. It’s safe to say the future of African literature lies in great hands we are nurturing young strong and powerful female voices.
BY LAVIN OWENDE









Being one myself I always looked up to so many writers growing up. Having being introduced to a great reading culture be...
28/04/2026

Being one myself I always looked up to so many writers growing up. Having being introduced to a great reading culture before my teenage years greatly contributed to me loving literature. I started to explore writing as a hobby and ended up molding it into finding my voice and nurtured it into making it a profession. So today when I look at young writers, I see myself in them. I see the beginning of my dream and how long the journey has been, the process, the growth and most importantly the love for the art.
I was first introduced to Courage Kyalo’s work late last year when I had the opportunity to work on her first book as an editor. It was mind blowing to see a young girl walking in these shoes. It dawned on me that the future of African literature as in safe hands. As I dived into the pages of her book, I recalled reading pace setters and the works of great female African authors like Grace Ogot and Magret Ogolla I somehow felt that she was heading towards the same direction.
I saw greatness in her drive, in her ambition. In her decision to chase her dreams in her teenage years and actually completing her first novel “In the trial of destiny”. This novel tells the story of a young girl who is forced to drop out of school due to lack of school fees after her aunt who was seeing her through school loses her job. So, she has to go back to the village to stay with her parents who were not in a position to see her through school.
Being just at home with nothing to do other than chores she ends up meeting someone who was well around her age while building castles in the air that having a relationship with this guy from a well-off family will change her life. Shock on her when she got pregnant and was left on her own. Her parents send her back to her aunt’s place disappointed by her after she decides to keep the baby. This is when things take a turn and she decides to rewrite her fate.
The best part of it is she Courage told a story many African girls are living. A tale of teenage pregnancies. She gave a story of hope. She tells every young girl who’s lived through it that it doesn’t end there. That their life continues, that they can still dream beyond that. While the world is nurturing different kinds of writers, I feel great that Courage will grow to be a great African voice to the African girl.

With her first book touching very close to home I can’t wait to see more of her work and I know she’ll definitely inspire a great generation of authors that come after her. It’s safe to say the future of African literature lies in great hands we are nurturing young strong and powerful female voices.
BY LAVIN OWENDE










A generation of immoralityBy; poetess LYNE ❤️The world 🌍 is crying 😭And the pillars are staggeringSoon the corners will ...
28/04/2026

A generation of immorality
By; poetess LYNE ❤️

The world 🌍 is crying 😭
And the pillars are staggering
Soon the corners will fall
Despite the fact that they are tall
People woke up and escape scenes are weak

I saw them at midnight
With their lamps light
Across the streets
Selling and buying their cheap natural products
Guess what a hell?? Their words almost choked me

They have made it weak
The so called beautiful creatures
They sell their pleasures
For just a penny
The world is ailing
Who will heal it???

Look at their dress
They openly walk naked
To them they have no stress
But the elders are griefing
I hear the elderly say "the fallen generation"

Fathers and mothers
Kindly prevent the fall
I know you can, to equip the matters
Teach them morals as much as you can
Provide the necessities , to prevent them hawking.










What is your name?My name is Lavin Owende and my pen name is Laki The Neeve.Where do you come from? I come from a small ...
28/04/2026

What is your name?
My name is Lavin Owende and my pen name is Laki The Neeve.
Where do you come from? I come from a small village in Gem Siaya county.
How did you start your writing career? I started writing at the early age of 9 as a young child exploring ways to express herself. I have grown so much exploring different writing styles and genres over the years.
Do you have any profession in your writing career? Apart from being a published author I am also a professional editor.
What works have you done with your writing career? I have successfully self-published two anthologies and participated in two others as a co-writer.
How have you touched your souls with your writing career? I write about sensitive topics, love loss and even mental health. I feel like my work makes a reader feel seen, heard and understood.
What do you think are main challenges that you encounter? Maneuvering the writing world as a self-published author can be challenging since selling and finding the right audience for your books and projects.
Who gives you inspiration? My younger self. I get inspired by the zeal I had in me as a young girl writing her teenage years away with the hope to get published someday. I do it to make her proud.
Anyone who has held your hand in protecting the noble writing? I can say publishers who believed in me enough to publish my work.
Have you received some accolades? And if yes which ones? How do they mean to you? Nothing big yet but I’ve received various certificates of participation in the different projects I’ve been a part of.
Have you published some solo books? And if not do you plan to publish? Yes, two so far. Tomorrow never came and Fractured by the weight.
Name some celebrities that you have encountered and you celebrate them in writing industry. I can say Franz Owano a great author and publisher.
What are your future plans in your writing career? Hoping to release my third book soon.
How can collaborations help lather writing and unity among writers? Collaborations help writers learn from each other and network hence building the right community to link them with opportunities
What advice can you give upcoming and established writers? For the upcoming writers keep writing the world needs to hear your voice. For the established writers mentor an upcoming writer they’re the future of African literature.
Your departing word. I hope to keep writing and for my work to reach and heal so many hearts.









Her impressive portfolio boasts over seven national and international anthologies, showcasing her diverse storytelling p...
28/04/2026

Her impressive portfolio boasts over seven national and international anthologies, showcasing her diverse storytelling prowess. As a collaborative writer, she has co-authored over 100 anthologies, demonstrating her versatility and commitment to the craft.
Zainab's writing career is marked by numerous accolades, including securing prestigious positions in international writing contests and captivating audiences in open mic sessions worldwide. Her tenure as a Literary Lieutenant in the esteemed Story Mirror community solidifies her influence and commitment to nurturing aspiring writers.
Beyond her published works, she graces the pages of international and national magazines with her insightful prose and is slated to contribute as an author in an upcoming research paper, solidifying her presence in academic circles. A school course book writer, author of a research paper, award winner of the Unique Writer Award 2023, Geoffrey Chaucer Award Winner 2023, and a Google recognized writer, Zainab's passion for writing is deeply rooted in her formative years.
Inspired by a teacher in her 7th grade, she discovered a profound connection with words, using writing not just as an art form but as a therapeutic outlet. With every stroke of her pen, Zainab endeavors to weave tales that matter, stories that resonate, and words that forge connections between her and her audience.
Driven by the belief that consistency breeds success, she lives by this motto, channeling her unwavering dedication into her craft. Her aim in life is as resolute as her commitment to her writing – to create an impact, to be known, and to touch the hearts of readers.
Find her captivating works and musings under the pen name , as Zainab Mustafa continues to shape the literary landscape with her remarkable talent and unwavering dedication.









Zainab Mustafa, a globally acclaimed author, has etched an indelible mark on the literary world. With a slew of impressi...
28/04/2026

Zainab Mustafa, a globally acclaimed author, has etched an indelible mark on the literary world. With a slew of impressive achievements, she has cemented her position as a luminary in the realm of literature. As the winner of the prestigious Geoffrey Chaucer Award 2023 and the founder of Soul Words Publication, Zainab's literary journey is a testament to her unwavering dedication and passion for writing. A prolific author, Zainab has penned several remarkable works, including the solo books "Soul Words," "Radiant Reflections," and the captivating masterpiece "WorldCraft."









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