EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 43 MIN
THE NAGOYE TREE
from Author's Mind · host THE AUTHOR'S MIND
In this episode, we sit down with Lloyd Lutara, Ugandan author of the Nagoye Tree to explore the world of storytelling from writing powerful books to crafting scripts for the screen. Lloyd Lutara opens up about his creative journey, what inspires his stories and how his bringing African narratives to life through both literature and film.
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In this episode, we sit down with Lloyd Lutara, Ugandan author of the Nagoye Tree to explore the world of storytelling from writing powerful books to crafting scripts for the screen. Lloyd Lutara opens up about his creative journey, what inspires his stories and how his bringing African narratives to life through both literature and film.
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