On January 3, 2026, Addis Fortune published a feature showcasing intimate reflections from Ethiopian writers. The panorama explores why they write, often with skepticism and personal depth.
Addis Fortune has unveiled 'PANORAMA OF LITERARY VOICES' on January 3, 2026. This feature brings together reflections from Ethiopian writers, who ponder why they write with a mix of skepticism and personal intimacy. It spans novels, poetry, and beyond, offering a glimpse into their creative motivations.
Eden Sahle contributes 'The Social Wounds We Pretend Are Normal,' published on January 3, 2026. The piece delves into her grief following the passing of her beloved father and close friend Salem more than three years ago. In another essay, 'Redefining Success Through Service and Sacrifice,' dated December 27, 2025, she recounts attending a women's conference last Saturday, where she sought information and inspiration.
Kidist Yidnekachew's 'Choosing Truth Over the Comfort of Belonging,' also from January 3, 2026, describes a type of exhaustion not tied to physical labor or lack of sleep. It stems from emotional effort in maintaining relationships. Her other contribution, 'The Line We Refuse to Cross,' dated December 27, 2025, begins with a typical afternoon spent with friends, amid the aroma of roasting coffee.
This panorama highlights the diversity of Ethiopian literary voices, sharing personal insights that resonate with broader societal themes.
