Half Open Half Closed

The mouth that ate itself is perhaps the experiences of Lochomin and Nancy. Their love is trapped in between their Turkana and Sabaot traditions and the practices of the church. They do not know which way is safe and sure. Will they experience love entrenched in traditions or that of Christian faith? Will their love last to marriage? The two lovebirds embark on a solemn journey whose destination is unknown to them. The mouth that ate itself opens up the ruins and rues and developments in Half Open Half closed

Mulunda Nasiombe Silingi autobiography

Is Pursuing a Master of Arts in Literature at Laikipia University. Holds a Bachelor Degree of Education Arts with a bias in English and Literature from Mount Kenya University. Has a Diploma in Mass Communication and Journalism from Kampala University. Currently working at Turkana University College, a constituent college of Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology. Worked at Mount Kenya University . Born and raised in Western Kenya, Schooled at Teremi High School and Cheberem Primary School. Both Schools are found in Bungoma and Trans Nzoia Counties respectively.