Berina Ogega is a writer of short stories about suffering silently. Her greatest passion, that she developed during her high school days, is to make people aware of these sufferings. The only way she can effectively do this is to get the readers minds away from their usual life and surroundings, to the village, through short stories. Her strongest wish is to let people know, that what is happening to them, happens to others too, and suffering comes to an end, eventually. Hers did.
Most of what you read in her stories are real life experiences, from many people she has observed and listened to, throughout her life. Some of them are hers. Even butterflies get out of their cocoon.
The humour in her stories are for readers to know, that, even when life is at its hardest, it is okay to smile. Her stories can be found at her blog at www.berinaberrry.wordpress.com
When she is not writing, she enjoys music and movies, knitting, hiking and cooking. She draws for her stories.
She is based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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”humour to people who have already lost it.” That line is punchy as they come.Great blog here Berina.
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Am I glad to see you here. I am pleased you found humour here. Thank you for finding this great.
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I am smiling, I can hear you almost speak in every post you write. Your style is excellent, the milky cyclone cup of coffee is beautiful.
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…I love your drawings. How did you made them, sketched them on the paper, or using a computer application? I have an idea to produce a comic book or video, but I don’t know where to start, what application to use…
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Thank you so much. This warms my heart.
I use a computer… An application called Sketchbook Pro and get most of my tutorials from YouTube.
I wish you the best, hope your dreams come true.
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Thanks for your guides. I’m just trying to find some program that would help me to draw crazy surreal images, like from mathematical functions (like fractals, for example) or something similar. I just want to play with my pretty vivid imagination and ideas that I always have in surplus…
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Thank you so so so much.
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Just started reading your work. I can’t believe I missed out on this for sooooo long. Love your story telling. I note you say some based on true life stories amazing. Are you a published writer?
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I am happy you discovered my blog. I am so so so glad that you have taken time to read, it warms my heart.
No I am not a published writer, but I am planning to be when the time is right.
Thank you so much. I appreciate this.
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