About
“1981 was the year that the Democratic Republic of Congo was blessed with one of his most artistic sons in Robert Mulolo…”
I wanted to start my biography that way, but then again… That didn’t sound like me.
I was born in Congo, lived in France and then Montreal. It was in Montreal that I started to write.
I was a fan of sitcoms and became a fan of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. I was such a fan that I wanted to be on the show and so, I started writing scripts integrating a character that I would be playing. I was 15 at the time and the Internet was not as popular as it is today, but I was determined to find a way to get my scripts to the people in charge of the show.
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The fact that you have not seen me on the Fresh Prince tells you that I was unsuccessful with that quest. But something in me stayed and it was that desire to write. I kept writing scripts upon scripts. Just stories that I would imagine. When my family moved to Toronto, aged 16, I decided to show my scripts to a teacher. That teacher pushed me to change the scripts into books.
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I worked on those and made an attempt to get published with my cousin Blaise Tshibwabwa. The project was dropped.
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I got published for the first time in February 2010. I would have gotten published earlier, but I was scared. Is it ok to admit that on my biography?
Before getting published, I tried my shot at poetry, which I still do; I tried stand up comedy (I really enjoyed it) and I have tried hip hop (horrible mistake).
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I’m still young and many more accomplishments are to come which means that this biography will be updated more than once. So I’ll end it this way…
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TO BE CONTINUED
