Matilde Mbulo was born on the 12th of July 1980 at the Maputo Central Hospital, in Mozambique.
She attended primary school and high school in Mozambique, Liberia and Ghana, and high school in Kenya.
She has a Bsc Degree in Law and a BA degree in Psychological Counselling .
While in high school, in boarding school in Kenya, Matilde discovered her passion for writing. She hand wrote poems, articles and short stories during her freetime as an outlet for her thoughts and feelings about personal experiences and events, usually those that she didn’t feel safe to express.
Matilde describes herself as a Writer dedicated to analyzing everyday issues through her very own unique lens, which is reflected in her books.
Congratulations, Matilde! You deserve more than 1 award.
I have nominated your blog for the Real Neat Blog Award.
More about this nomination is at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2021/07/19/real-neat-blog-award-congratulations-18-nominees-2/
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What an accomplishment. Congratulations! Thanks for the follow.
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Margaret is a brave woman! Kudos to her and you for what looks like a wonderful book!
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Congratulations on your book!
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I’m amazed by the amount of books and stories you have produced and by your love of writing and the sheer enthusiasm with which you use your creativity. So glad we have come across each other 🙂
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Thank you. Have a very blessed week.
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Thanks for dropping by Matilde. I’ll bracket some time and have a look at what you’re up to. I usually stick with music/film but I do branch out once in a while. Good for you on your creative outlet. Later. CB
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Hi Matilde, your words are very compelling. You mention “this country”, which country are you referring to? I apologize if this is mentioned elsewhere, just read the preview, still working on other posts
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Hi Lorieb, thanks for posting here. That’s a fantastic question! I didn’t want to mention the name of the country in the book in order to avoid controversy because this particular novel touches a bit on lack of freedom of speech and expression in certain societies. The Characters are all fictional and so is the place/country. Thanks for reading the preview.
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Thank you. Have a wonderful New Year!
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hey, thanks for the follow and neat thinking here… just go for it. Oh how true, at every age! Have a great new year…
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Congratulations, Matilde!
I have nominated your blog for the Real Neat Blog Award.
More about this nomination is at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2018/12/30/real-neat-blog-award-congratulations-16-nominees/
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Thank you
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Well deserved 🙂 All the best for you in 2019!
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Oh, Wow! You are prolific, leaves the rest of us standing. I look forward to reading one of your books very soon but not just at the moment as I’ve taken on some transcribing work which must be done at home and apart from two books which I was given for Christmas, I am trying to limit my reading for at least a month.
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Thank you.I hope you enjoy reading the books. Happy new year
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Hi Bert and Rusha, Thank you so much for connecting.
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