Benard Otieno

When a Man Breaks (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What happens when a man loses more than his job? What happens when he loses his voice, his worth, and his will to go on - and the world expects him to stay silent?

When a Man Breaks is a soul-stirring, brutally honest memoir that pulls back the curtain on the unseen struggles of modern masculinity - especially in African society. Through deeply personal stories, psychological insight, and real societal reflections, author Benard Otieno exposes the emotional weight men carry in silence.

From job loss and family breakdown to societal expectations and suicidal thoughts, Benard captures the raw truth: men are hurting, but no one is listening.

This is not a book about blaming others. It is a voice for the unheard. A tribute to those who suffer silently. A challenge to cultural norms. A call for empathy, healing, and societal awakening.

If you've ever loved a man, known a man, or been one - this book will touch you, change you, and maybe even save someone you care about.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Benard Otieno
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231834617
• Artikelnr.: 74432246

Autorenporträt

Benard Otieno is a bold and passionate Kenyan writer who transforms pain, protest, and politics into purpose-driven literature. With a background in data analytics and social research, Benard fuses real-life accounts with deep emotional storytelling to challenge silence, provoke thought, and preserve truth.

In A Nation in Shadows, Benard documents Kenya's darkest democratic episodes from the post-election violence of 200708 to the Gen Z uprising of 2024 not as an outsider, but as a witness, a voice, and a survivor.

Through essays, reflection, and vivid scenes, he raises questions many fear to ask:
Who owns justice?
Who pays for peace?
Who weeps when the nation moves on?

His work centers the unheard the youth, the fallen, the disappeared and calls upon leaders, citizens, and institutions to confront the uncomfortable truths often buried beneath slogans and silence.

Benard believes writing is a form of resistance and healing. His books are not just literature they are living testimony.

Based in Nairobi, Kenya
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