Good news! The newest book from Achiro P. Olwoch is now available for purchase on Amazon. ‘Kamunye Conversations’ is a collection of short maxi cab stories. “Each tale is a new ride and the events are from the point of view of one particular passenger who in most cases is yours truly. For me every […]
Achiro has published a new book ‘Achiro’s Taste‘ which is a collection of recipes with heartfelt messages for the chef. “This book is my excuse to share my kitchen creations as well as give you a taste of my keyboard creations. If I was not a writer, I probably would have been a chef. Maybe […]
Achiro is happy to announce that she recently edited two books that were written by her father, the late Salvatore Yoana Olwoc. The books are works of fiction that were written between the 1960s and the 1970s and depict life in Uganda during that era. ‘The Smell of the Poor‘ and ‘The General’s Amnesty’ are […]
The six international mentors of Forecast 7 have each selected three projects for the Forecast Forum in July. Out of over 600 applications from more than 100 countries, the six mentors of Forecast’s 2022–23 edition have each identified three projects that they will accompany from May until the Forecast Forum in July. The projects are […]
A full Production of Achiro’s play ‘The Survival’ will be shown at this year’s Criminal Queerness Festival at Lincoln Center and will take place in the David Rubenstein Atrium as part of the Summer for the City LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration! Here is a short synopsis: Friday, June 24th at 7:30pm The Survival by Achiro P. Olwoch Directed by […]
Having woken up at half past midnight in my New York apartment, I found myself thinking about night dancers and night runners. In my home country, Uganda, a night dancer or night runner is defined as a person who employs the help of the dead to destroy other people. This they do at night running […]