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https://masobebooks.com/ng/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/2D_web-2.png12791913Let Us Conspire and Other Stories brings together eleven vivid narratives that unearth the private and public struggles of life across East Africa. These stories centre people often silenced, daughters, widows, queer lovers, children, struggling with grief, love, shame, and power. In Noella Moshi’s “When They Let Me Speak I Said Nothing,” a daughter returns…