Henry Ole Kulet was raised in Enkare-Ngusur in Narok, Kenya. He studied farm management at Egerton College. In 1987, he retired from his career in agriculture. During his retirement, he wrote 9 books including Blossoms of the Savannah and was awarded the Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature. In 2018, Blossoms of the Savannah was selected to become a mandatory part of the English secondary school curriculum for Kenyan schools.
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Exposure to certain aspects of modernization results in varied effects on the culture of a people. Ole Kulet examines the concept of alienation in Blossoms of the Savannah through characters who embody specific values and traits that are alien to...
The title of a novel summarizes the entire novel. The title should be in line with the content explored from the introduction to the conclusion of the novel. Relevant titles captivate the readers. An irrelevant title will hinder the reader in...
H.R Ole Kulet’s Blossoms of the Savannah is set in a patriarchal society where women live in the shadows of men. Women in Nasila are expected to get married and bear children. In chapter three Kulet, explains that Mama Milanoi was married to...
