Wednesday, September 23, 2026

“የበርበሬ ዐውሎ ነፋስ” by Abere Shiferaw officially launched at Walya Publishing House

The literary community gathered in celebration on Thursday as “የበርበሬ ዐውሎ ነፋስ” literally translated as “Chili Peppers Cyclone”, the first work by author Abere Shiferaw, was officially released at Walya Publishing House. The event drew a large and enthusiastic audience, reflecting the anticipation surrounding the book’s publication.

The launch program featured notable literary figures, with Solomon Sahile, Binyam Wubishet, Eden Habtamu, Enanu Girma, and Hiwot Emshaw reading selected excerpts from the new book. Their readings offered attendees a glimpse into the themes and style of Abere’s work, sparking lively discussion and appreciation among guests.

A highlight of the event was the honoring of Abere Shiferaw, whose literary achievement was further underscored by the presence of his father. In a heartfelt moment during the program, Abere’s father shared reflections on his son’s journey, recalling, “Since childhood, he loved reading books, and I used to encourage him to read up to three books a month. Today, I am very happy that he has published his own book.”

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