Susan Igogo has a phenomenal ability to turn a situation she has observed into compelling stories populated with diverse characters experiencing real dilemmas and challenges. Born ...view moreSusan Igogo has a phenomenal ability to turn a situation she has observed into compelling stories populated with diverse characters experiencing real dilemmas and challenges. Born in Tanzania, Susan came to US in 2005 at the age of twenty-five to pursue an education in business. Even before she left her native country, she was addicted to writing, recording her thoughts in journals and turning incidents or discoveries into ideas for stories with characters that are feuding, colliding, and involving themselves in one another’s life.
By the time she acquired her MBA from Newman University, Susan decided that her heart was in nursing more so than in business. She attended nursing school at Wichita Area Technical College. Her adventures in life, business, and nursing have fueled her creative imagination, invariably finding their way into one story or another, while family, friends, and coworkers of all sorts inspire her to publish books.
Whenever she goes out, she observes something going on in her environment that inspires another story. She especially likes developing stories for and about women around the age of thirty who want to settle down while facing challenges in their professional and personal relationship.
This is her first published book, which took her about two years to complete. In the process, she has learned much about writing and publishing books, and she is now eager to complete many more books, each of which she anticipates will be completed in just one or two months rather than years.
Susan likes to watch soccer games and listen to music. She’s also an avid reader, and she likes mountain climbing too. Whatever she does, she keeps her eyes, ears, and imagination open to the next great story ideas as she continues honing her writing craft. She is a daughter, sister, and a proud aunt of five nieces and three nephews.view less