10 Black Bookish Conversations You Have to Watch
Black Bookish Conversations Sistah Girls, when I love a book I always look up the author, I will find social media pages and visit their website to find any content where they have spoken about the book. It's also the same when an issue arises within the Black...
After That, Read This ft. Dorothy Koomson
Sistah Girls, there is always that in-between point where you’re just finishing the best book ever while trying to find the next good book. To make that process easier we are sharing catalogs from authors who we’ve read and loved. Not only are we sharing their work...
Book Review: The Son of Mr. Suleman: A Novel by Eric Jerome Dickey
The Last Vestige of Goodness and Grace For The Master- Eric Jerome Dickey The Son of Mr. Suleman by Eric Jerome Dickey was yet another masterful piece of art by one of the greatest writers and storytellers of this century. In this final edition, Dickey showed readers...
6 Black Romance Novels That Center Around Music
Sistah Girls, Black Romance, and music are intensely popular in the stories we tell. I always like to peruse the list to find new music. These stories, this time, have music as the theme and central focus for the story. Sistah Girls, this listicle is for music...
THE LEX LIST: MAY WAS LIT! (BOOKS + REVIEWS)
The Lex List Sistah Girls, May was kind to me, unlike the month prior where I found myself starting and abruptly stopping book after book until one stuck. May came through with some heat and I must say that I am well pleased. Below is what I read and absolutely loved...
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The Five Senses Of…Stephanie Nicole Norris [Interview]
The Five Senses Of… is a unique interview series created for authors to explore their work and life using their five senses. It is designed to tap into their sense of taste, touch, smell, sight, and sound to give readers a glimpse of the author behind the pen. ...
Book Review: The Illest Taboo: (An Enemies to Lovers Romance) by K.L. Hall
The Illest Taboo: (An Enemies to Lovers Romance) by K.L. Hall River Newman didn’t have "the good life," she is a twenty-four-year-old teacher who has bills piling up and in debt. Her best friend Suki does live a lavish life with her husband, Luca, and daughter, Noemi....
Book Review: You Could Do Damage (Series) by K.C. Mills
You Could Do Damage (Series) by K.C. Mills Sistah Girls, it’s been a while since I’ve written a review and honestly, I missed it. Kincaid and Nari were the couple to bring me out of this faux retirement. Kincaid Akel is a no-nonsense businessman who straddles the...
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Black Women Storytellers ft. Ashley J. Hobbs [Interview]
Sistah Girls, Black Women Storytellers is an interview series that amplifies women who use different mediums and styles of writing to share their stories with the world. Ashley J. Hobbs is a writer, podcast producer, and speaker whose work sits at the crash site of...
Living With Mental Illness As A Black Author: A Conversation With Mel Dau
A Moment in Mental Health Mental Illness is a topic within the Black community that still holds a societal stigma. We have all watched movies and can think back to our childhoods and remember that one family member everyone said: "wasn't right in the head." Today more...
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