Alex Abraham, the celebrated Ethiopian writer and poet, is known for his evocative literary works that resonate with the soul of Ethiopia. His collection of short novels titled “Keletat Gimash Ken”  (ከእለታት ግማሽ ቀን) stands as a testament to his artistry. Within its pages, he weaves intricate narratives that delve into everyday struggles, dreams, and aspirations. Through characters from diverse walks of life, Alex Abraham captures the essence of Ethiopian culture, leaving an indelible mark on the literary landscape. His words evoke emotions, inviting readers to explore the complexities of Ethiopian society and human experiences.

Dr. Alemayehu Wassie Eshete is an Ethiopian forest ecologist, conservation scientist, and author internationally recognized for his pioneering research on Ethiopian Orthodox Church forests. With over 30 years of experience, he has contributed extensively to forest ecology, biodiversity conservation, and environmental restoration.

He is the author of Ethiopian Orthodox Church Forests: Opportunities and Challenges for Restoration (2007) and the Amharic novel Emegua, Ziguara & Merbebit. His work bridges science, culture, and faith-based environmental stewardship, positioning him as a leading voice in sustainable restoration and conservation in Ethiopia.

Poet and Author Emebet Mengiste Born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Emebet Mengiste: migrated to the United States when

Solomon Sahele Tizazu ሰለሞን ሳህለ is an Ethiopian writer and poet known for his contributions to contemporary Ethiopian literature. He has authored works including በምሥራቅ በኩል (Be Misrak Bekul), a published book that reflects his literary voice and thematic interests.
Solomon’s poetry captures emotional and cultural themes, and some of his poems such as “It Is Painful – Yamal (ያማል)” have been shared and discussed online, highlighting his engagement with expressive verse. He is mentioned by peers and collaborators as a gifted poet originally from Gondar, Ethiopia, with work that has reached a national audience and has been appreciated within his literary community.

የደራሲው ቀደምት ስራዎች

Dr. Rodas Tadese Abebe is an Ethiopian author, scholar, and researcher whose work spans theology, ancient wisdom, philosophy, philology, and

Hiwot Emishaw, one of Ethiopia’s most celebrated contemporary authors, is known for her remarkable talent in capturing the beauty and

The writer of Befiker Menged, Alemayehu Gebrehiwot, is also a playwright and published poet. He has written and translated a number of plays for radio, television and stage of which many of them, including two children plays, were presented to the Ethiopian public. Three major works to mention are his Amharic translations of Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan (Setota), Tewfiq al Hakim’s The Sultan’s Dilemma (Menta Menged) and Arthur Miller’s family drama Death of a Salesman (Yeabawora Guzo). The former was staged at the Hager Fiker Theatre while the other two staged at the Ethiopian National Theatre. The production of Yeabawora Guzo was supported with a grant from the US Department of State and the play was also staged in Bahir Dar, Gondar, Jimma and Hawassa for college students and the general public.
Alemayehu published in 2006 a collection of Amharic poems, entitled Etalem, (The Endeared Sister). His several English poems are also included in Songs We Learn from Trees (Carcanet Press, 2020, edited by Beckett and Tebeje, UK). He has edited a book, YeEthiopia Muziqa Tarik (A History of Ethiopian Music) by Tesfaye Lemma published in both the US (2012) and Ethiopia (2018). In addition, he was a co-founder of a monthly Amharic magazine, Taza, focusing on culture and fine arts, published from September 2018 through August 2022.