Amara Wanjiru
On how we ought to live, and why the question keeps changing shape.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@amara
The people who make Nyirobi — essayists, illustrators and the voices who take the floor on film. Each keeps their own page, at their own address.
On how we ought to live, and why the question keeps changing shape.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@amara
Ideas have addresses. He goes looking for them.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@daniel
The weather inside — attention, memory, grief and the rest of it.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@lena
A city, seen from the same train window every morning for a year.
4 comics
nyirobi.com/@marco
Cities, calendars, empires — the structures we forgot were decisions.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@marcus
Rivers, slime moulds, dreams — the world thinking without us.
4 essays
nyirobi.com/@priya
Silent panels on the noise between a thought and its words.
4 comics
nyirobi.com/@ren
1 essay
nyirobi.com/@chari
Songs, salt, queues — small things carrying more than their weight.
5 essays
nyirobi.com/@sofia
Draws borders, inheritance, and everything that crosses a line.
3 essays · 4 comics
nyirobi.com/@teo
Deep time, repair work, and the long cost of empire.
4 essays
nyirobi.com/@thomas