Triptych

Three women. Three stories. One profound exploration of love, identity, and truth. In 1993 Nairobi, amid political upheaval, a young queer woman discovers herself and her first love in a world that demands conformity. Years after a failed seduction, a married woman confronts her lingering desire for her sister's Caribbean lover, unraveling the complexities of longing and loyalty. A young philosopher examines her fraught relationship with her mother—also a philosopher—tracing how their shared pursuit of truth shaped, and sometimes fractured, their bond. "Triptych" weaves together three distinct narratives that illuminate the multifaceted nature of female experience. Spanning continents and generations, these stories challenge convention, amplify marginalized voices, and invite readers into intimate moments of discovery, desire, and philosophical reckoning. A bold debut that asks: How do we come to know ourselves, and at what cost?