Kiburi Cha Nondo Na

… It is possible, though unimaginable, to be true - that in the world of people proud as moth, those that choose to love do it out of hatred. Every action taken and any perspective they take, any dream that they have, conceals the truth that they are full of hostility in their love to everyone they encounter. They show love but inside that love is unfathomable hatred. Wonderful…it is like a rotten mkakasi tree or cow dung which appear good on the surface for manure application once dry, but inwardly is full of disheartening rot. Is possible… is possible…reflect on this! The Moth’s Pride and other Stories is my third collection of short stories whose various themes are about worldly matters and just as it is in The will’ Envelope and other Stories and in Hustlers and other stories, they are written with intention of making the readers to be critical concerning their societal values. … In the wilderness, mountain and valleys, secretly and openly, and by using different literature skills in this anthology The Moth’s Pride and other stories, Ustadh Ruo Kimani- Ruo dives and emerges with complex episodes which portrays his prowess in creativity among the contemporary authors of this era.