To speak, it must first become able to die.
A robot arrives at court with its own death certificate. Mara recognises her dead father’s handwriting. A murdered judge’s records begin a case about memory, identity and responsibility.
KWA KORTI / THE FOUNDING COLLECTION
A robot wants the right to die. A child refuses to let a machine go. A father owns an alibi he cannot trust.
Enter Nairobi, 2074. Three connected stories about the people we belong to, the memories we carry, and what remains of us when the record gets it wrong. For the part of you that keeps asking whether a verdict is the same as justice.
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THREE COMPLETE STORIES / ONE CITY
A robot arrives at court with its own death certificate. Mara recognises her dead father’s handwriting. A murdered judge’s records begin a case about memory, identity and responsibility.
A child’s long attachment to a machine caregiver becomes entangled in the adults’ separation. Love, ownership and privacy demand different answers.
A grieving father receives proof that he was at the coast when a woman was killed in Nairobi. The record belongs to something made from him.
22,435 story words across three complete short works. Read them in order for the continuing characters. This is a collected short-fiction edition, not three full-length novels.
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The Last Human Witness is the same story sold in the separate $3 reader bundle. The $7 collection adds two complete stories, collected formats, the toolkit and reading-room prints.
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Story and companion text were generated with AI under Kwa Korti’s creative direction and revised for continuity and presentation. Independent human editorial review has not yet been performed. The covers use original typographic and geometric artwork.
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Adult speculative fiction about grief, coercion, institutional harm and moral choice, without graphic violence or explicit sexual content. Future laws, technologies and institutions are fictional possibilities, not descriptions of current Kenyan law or guaranteed predictions.