Moses Isegawa is a Ugandan author known for his impactful novels that explore themes of identity, culture, and the complexities of life in Uganda. His works often reflect his experiences growing up in a country marked by political turmoil and social change. Isegawa gained international recognition with his debut novel, Abyssinian Chronicles, published in 1998. This book, along with others like Snakepit and The Return, showcases his unique narrative style and deep understanding of Ugandan society, earning him a place among notable contemporary African writers.