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ABOUT ME.

Ferzana Cocker

 


Hi there! Welcome to my Blog!

I am an Educator by profession, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education; English and Literature and a Master’s Degree in British & American Literature from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa. I enjoy teaching, inspiring minds and engaging in meaningful dialogue. It gives me great satisfaction to share my knowledge and thoughts with students and help them grow in Literature.

I have a passion for writing and self-published a novel locally in Kenya, entitled ‘Wild Hearts of the Savannah’. The novel is romantic-adventure, set against the Kenyan backdrop and is a story, about the fourth generation Kenyan Asians.

My second work is unique and beautiful collection of entertaining stories based on the Kenyan Afro-Asian culture and mythology, entitled Magical Stories, published by Phoenix Publishers Kenya.

Writing for me is a lifelong process of growth and crafting interesting stories for my audience. For this reason, I thought of coming up with a blog where I could keep writing and producing more content on an online platform to reach a wider audience. I hope to share interesting content on variety of genres that may cut across literature, history, religion, spirituality and nature. I hope that you find my content interesting and fun to read!

For more information, related to my books, please visit my YouTube & Facebook pages on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-bRnd4ty1c&t=36s

https://www.facebook.com/Ferzana-Cocker-353956351448809/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5kOwGCWMHU&t=77s

 

Happy Reading!

 

 

 


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