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Poems Holding My Hand - JAY Lit

As Promised | Naomi Nduta Waweru – Agbowó

Spine | Naomi Nduta Waweru – Agbowó

Towards the End – Naomi Nduta Waweru - 20.35 Africa

20.35 Africa Mini-interview with Isaiah Adepoju for New poets series

Transmutation — PEPPER COAST MAG

Afrocritik’s 50 Notable Essays from Africa in 2024 - Afrocritik

Final Cadence | Poetry Club UDUS

A conversation between Slim Shaka & Nduta Waweru

The way Sundays End

The More Things Die - The Weganda Review

Lyric to my drowning - Nigerian NewsDirect

A Conversation between Logomaniacs: On Words, Resilience, and the Sacredness of Writing — Ubwali

Showcase with Naomi Waweru for Unbound, Stripes Literary Magazine Issue 4.2

As care, as keeping, as preservation

2022 Flash Fiction Contest

Storyteller turning the page on poetry

The Transcendental Poetry Of Naomi Waweru // by Frank Njugi //english_deutsch - cultureafrica

“…No One Tells Me How To Mourn…”: Stories From Young African Poets. KONYA SHAMSRUMI POET SPOTLIGHT

In this poem, the body asks to be tangible., a poem by Naomi Waweru | Clerestory Magazine

Lanterns || TVO TRIBE

Naomi Waweru: Reappraising Kenyan Page Poetry | SALAMANDER INK

Frank Njugi - In Grandmother's Sacrarium - TVOTRIBE

TESTIMONIAL — Olney

Literature as a Tool for Advocacy; A Conversation with Naomi Waweru

My name, and a cavalcade of other bodies; Subjugation - Two Poems By Kenyan Writer, Naomi Waweru - Ta Adesa

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Naomi Waweru

The creases on your palms draw road maps to your body.| Clerestory Magazine

Two Poems | Pepper Coast Lit

SANCTUM. | LOLWE

The night of your baptism. | Clerestory Magazine

The Anatomy of Grief | Clerestory Magazine

I shall not want!| Delicate Friend

One Poem.|The Wondrous Real Magazine.

You planted baptism and name through my mouth. |OVERHEARD LITERARY MAGAZINE.

I touched the hip of a stranger. POEMS FOR THE START OF THE WORLD ANTHOLOGY. FALL ISSUE.

December carves a living thing out of my grief. |THE Wondrous Real Magazine.

I have a tribute that stretches from my navel. |CLERESTORY MAGAZINE.

We hold with utmost urgency and July Storms. |ARTMOSTTERRIFIC

I won't always come carrying good poems with me and Child! Your Grief. |AFROLITERARY MAGAZINE.

I am the war she talks about. |MERAK MAGAZINE.

I have compared my lover to a continent the shape of a launching arrow. |AMPLEREMAINS.

To dwell in your ordinary eyes & Rest with me. |THE KALAHARI REVIEW.

Naming is how I slip into promises. |NEUROLOGICAL MAGAZINE.

This is a poem holding it's breath and I am yours, utterly, completely. |THE AFRICAN WRITERS REVIEW.