Book Review: All the Sinners Bleed by S.A. Cosby
All the Sinners Bleed by S.A. Cosby I’ll be the first to admit I have a male-deficient bookshelf. Most of the books in my library are written by women for a female audience. It was never purposeful, it just happened. In the spirit of a new year, I’ve challenged myself...
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Reclaiming Your Purpose, Peace, and Power: A Conversation With Nakeia Homer [Audio + Video]
A Conversation With Nakeia Homer Sistah Girls, it's the end of the year and I wanted to end it with someone who could help us say goodbye to 2024 and embrace the new year ahead. Author and Well-Being Educator Nakeia Homer was the perfect woman for the job. Nakeia...
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How to Create a Black Literary Movement: An Interview With A.A. Lewis [Video]
Sistah Girls, A.A. Lewis is that girl. She's an author, entrepreneur, literary advocate, marketing expert, and creator of the Black Writers Appreciation Event aka BRAE. BRAE is a highly anticipated literary event where Black readers can access a portion of...
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Mother Wounds: A Conversation With Diamonde Williamson [Audio + Video]
A Conversation With Diamonde Williamson If I had to give Diamonde Williamson one title to define her career, it would be an artist. She's been able to introduce different parts of herself to showcase her artistic abilities that surpassed what others envisioned based...
10 Black Christmas Romance Novels You Must Read
Christmas Romance Novels Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year, and it has nothing to do with the presents; okay, it is the gifts too. During this time of year, I love sharing some holiday books with my favorite people. So, let us start this listicle with...
Book Review: The Last One by Rachel Howzell Hall
The Last One by Rachel Howzell Hall The Last One has a unique title that, after reading, you understand how it perfectly accompanies the storyline. It began with an oddly familiar theme for this genre and it took me a few chapters to decide what to make of this tale....
10 Nonfiction Books By Black Women That Will Liberate Black Women
Nonfiction books by Black Women Sistah Girls, liberation (in my opinion) will come in many different forms for Black women. Some of us need to be liberated from being the Ride or Die chick, while others need to be liberated from our closed minds. We won't all arrive...
7 Urban Romance Novels to Read This Fall
Urban Romance Novels Sistah Girls, it's time to take out your good blanket and curl up with a few good books and a sip of something tasty. Pre-winter is the best time of the year to cuddle with an explosive tale (unless you live in a forever cold climate). An...
8 Thanksgiving Invites in Black Romance I want to Receive
Sistah Girls, sadly our friend Hot Girl Summer–my favorite season by the way–has come and gone for the year 2024. Ushering in her wake the time for NFL Sundays, HBCU homecomings, and the Nation’s observation of a little day known to the Latimore family as Gobble...
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Black History Meets Fantasy: A Conversation With Shawntelle Madison [Audio + Video]
Black History Meets Fantasy Sistah Girls, over the summer I made an executive decision to read at least one book outside my comfort zone. The problem? I had no clue what other genres (outside of my favorite ones) I enjoyed reading. So I began my journey and after...
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