In 2006, Miasha Coleman hit the literary streets hard when she released her debut novel Secret Society. The story was so good it had major publishing companies in a bidding war. But before Coleman got her two-book six-figure publishing deal she was a college student...
The Loyal Wife by B. Love Imagine waking up in the hospital with no memories of the beautiful woman standing before you claiming to be your wife. Dante Williams’ wife, Sade, tries to fill in the blanks, but frustration quickly settles in when Dante’s only...
As defined by Webster, literature is writings in prose or verse, especially: writings with excellence of form or expression and expressing ideas of permanent or universal interest. So, how does a race and gender forbidden to learn even the spelling of their name,...
Sula by Toni Morrison Wanna know something funny? I’ve always considered Toni Morrison one of the most prolific writers in the history of ever. In fact, she is one of my favorite authors in the history of ever, yet until last week, I would have been hard pressed to...
Sistah Girls, if you’re a bookish girlie like me you already know bookish items will always enhance your reading experience. Don’t get me wrong, the characters, plot, and storyline are enough to fill my bookish heart but a good reading light and thumb book...
Don’t Make Me Wait by Kami Holt That’s a good man Savannah (it’s for real this time). That’s by far the definition of Messiah Graham. Messiah and Miyana’s love story is sweet with a little bit of spice and plenty of laughs. From tragedy and...
For women of color to continue the conversations that we have in the nail salon, beauty parlor, church, and during our lunch breaks at work. This is a place where you can kick off your shoes and get comfortable.