Asaph Office Publications × The University of Nairobi
The Writing Business and The Business of Writing — a gathering for those who shape words into worlds and craft into commerce.
“A writer who waits for ideal conditions under which to work will die without putting a word on paper.”
— E.B. White
Write Right 2026 is more than an event — it is a movement. In an era where content is king and stories are currency, understanding both the creative and commercial dimensions of writing has never been more vital. This exclusive gathering brings together Kenya’s foremost literary minds, publishing professionals, and business strategists under one roof.
Organized by Asaph Office Publications in collaboration with The University of Nairobi, this training and networking event is designed to equip writers at every stage of their journey with the tools, knowledge, and connections needed to turn their passion into a sustainable profession.
From mastering the editorial process to understanding how to market your manuscripts, from navigating publishing contracts to building an author brand — Write Right 2026 covers the complete spectrum of the modern writing business.
Four hours. Three masterclasses. One unforgettable experience.
Three distinguished minds shaping Kenya’s literary future.
Professor Henry Indangasi is one of Kenya’s most respected literary scholars and a towering figure in East African literary criticism. With decades of experience in academia and publishing, he brings an unparalleled depth of understanding to the relationship between writing as an art form and writing as a viable profession. His work has shaped how a generation of African writers thinks about their craft.
Joe Mwangi is a dynamic marketing strategist with deep expertise in book marketing, author branding, and publishing commerce. He has helped numerous authors transform their manuscripts from passion projects into profitable ventures, combining traditional marketing wisdom with cutting-edge digital strategies tailored for the African market.
Dr. Amos Wainaina is a distinguished editor and academic whose editorial acumen has shaped some of the region’s most impactful publications. His rigorous approach to editorial excellence, combined with a passion for nurturing emerging voices, makes him an invaluable guide for writers seeking to elevate their craft from good to extraordinary.
Seats are limited to ensure an intimate, high-quality training experience. Secure your spot today and invest in the most important tool a writer has — knowledge.
Complete the form to secure your seat. Payment details will be provided upon registration.
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Asaph Office Publications
(On Grace Foundation)
P.O. Box 245558-00100, GPO NAIROBI, Kenya
Events like this are the lifeblood of Kenya’s literary community. The combination of practical training and genuine networking is exactly what emerging writers need to bridge the gap between talent and profession.
Understanding the business side of writing changed everything for me. I went from writing in isolation to building a sustainable career. Training events that address both craft and commerce are invaluable.
The publishing landscape in Africa is evolving rapidly. Writers who invest in understanding marketing, editing, and industry dynamics are the ones who will shape the next chapter of our literary heritage.
Join Kenya’s most forward-thinking writers, publishers, and literary minds for an afternoon that could redefine your writing career.