Wondering and Wandering of Hearts

Susan Nalugwa Kiguli Wondering and Wandering of Hearts is a literary work by Susan Nalugwa Kiguli. It offers a feast and face of poetry as it currently is in Uganda. It is all encompassing and presents a variety of writers ranging from seasoned voices to new ones of great promise. The voices are adventurous, reflective, provocative and even sassy. Quotes The voice of my people is as loud as the ngalabi drum, yet it’s not heard beyond the edge of the village. A big wall seems to stand between us and our leaders. We are a forgotten village, a dying soul. Page 8 Why must I pay tax? I ask when what I pay is stolen, court cases are stalling, the thieves keep rolling as they go on boasting about falling into things. Why must I pay tax? I ask. Page 28 I need protekson; no one kill me in de day or in de night. Give me tese t'ings, and I will vote for you. I swear I will. Page 158 He said I was a mere girl, that education was a waste of time, and not a requirement for the roles of girls. Page 2 When you are out, you crave to enter. Those who are inside crave to get out Page 9 Keep it clean and you will not regret entering. Make it dirty, and regret your entry. If marriage is different, then I did not write this. Page 9 For a penny in hand. In a strange land Page 123 External Links Wawabookreview Goodreads Amazon Category:Literary works