Five Black Authors Who Changed My Life

Five Black Authors Who Changed My Life

Black Authors Who Changed My Life Sistah Girls, from the first time I was able to read a full sentence by myself, I knew that literature and I were going to be lifelong friends. Of course in school, there was a required reading list pinpointing authors such as...

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Intisar’s Black Fantasy Romance List

Intisar’s Black Fantasy Romance List

Happy October Sistah Girls! Fall, or autumn if you’re fancy, is my favorite season of the year. I like the medium-cold weather, wearing cozy clothes, and getting into atmospheric reads. Check out my October TBR (to be read) featuring fantasy romances. These picks...

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Book Review: Filter House by Nisi Shawl

Book Review: Filter House by Nisi Shawl

Filter House by Nisi Shawl October is Black Speculative Fiction Month. The speculative fiction genre covers anything that explores a setting that is not “the real world.” Spec fic is not only science fiction and fantasy, but horror and any writing that imagines a...

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10 Books About Serena Williams That You Should Read

10 Books About Serena Williams That You Should Read

Sistah Girls, Serena Williams is the greatest athlete of all time–full stop. We watched as the young girl from Compton rise to fame because of her outstanding athleticism in the game of tennis. Williams has won more Grand Slam singles titles (23) than any other woman...

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5 Black Authors Who Changed My Life

5 Black Authors Who Changed My Life

Black Authors Who Changed My Life Sistah Girls, when I first discovered Black authors, I was elated to find books written by people who looked like me. And for those readers who always had the benefit of reading about Black love, you are fortunate. Some of you are...

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Book Review: Changing Seasons by Chelsea Maria

Book Review: Changing Seasons by Chelsea Maria

Changing Seasons by Chelsea Maria Changing Seasons is a story of love, forgiveness, and growth. There’s also a lesson about setting boundaries within your relationships, including family.  The story begins with Paxton and Jacolby graduating college together. From...

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