by Sharee Hereford | Oct 8, 2018 | Black Literature, Black Writers, Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club
“You know me when you read my work.” -Takerra Allen Takerra Allen is a Black contemporary urban author, director, producer, and CEO of the all-female entertainment company–Heaven Inc. Allen has made it nearly impossible for you to be a reader of urban...
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by Sharee Hereford | Oct 8, 2018 | Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club
Bookstagram is super popular on Instagram. One of my favorite things to do (especially when I am looking for a new book to read) is browse through some of my favorite bookish accounts. If you are looking for new books to read but don’t have the time to open the...
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by Sharee Hereford | Oct 1, 2018 | Black Television, Black Women, Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club
Nappily Ever After Nappily Ever After hit Netflix and it’s been receiving some mixed reviews. After watching the film and then heading over to black twitter to see if we were on the same page about the film I was a little taken back by the reviews. The Romcom is...
by Sharee Hereford | Sep 10, 2018 | Black Literature, Black Writers, Interviews, Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club, Sistah Girls Podcast
To be a writer you have to write. Omar Tyree hit the scene hard in 1993 with the release of his second novel, Flyy Girl. The coming of age tale follows the life of Tracey Ellison–a young sassy black girl who grows up in a middle-class Philadelphia suburb of...
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by Sharee Hereford | Sep 4, 2018 | Short Stories, Sistah Girls Book Club
“Nikki” by S. L. Murray She stared in the rearview mirror. Looking for something, anything to change her decision. But there was nothing. No expression on her face and no life in her eyes. Her brown eyes used to be full of life. They used to sparkle and...
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