An Interview With Louisa Onomé Black-Canadian lit can be scarce, however, critically acclaimed author Louisa Onomé is making quite an impact in the literary scene. Her new YA novel The Melancholy of Summer is receiving rave reviews for its nuanced portrayal of grief,...
Sistah Girls, y’all know that one song that goes, “If loving you is wrong, I don’t want to be right”? Well, recently I have read a book that matches those vibes a million times over. The piece I am talking about is none other than Soul Ties by Miss Candice. Grab...
Kindred by Octavia Butler There are certain movies, songs, and television shows that are so ingrained in our culture we just assume everyone is familiar. Do you know one person, young or old, who isn’t familiar with “Thriller?” The Titanic? Probably not....
Novels + Vacation Sistah Girls, I’m back with the perfect novels to bring along on vacation! Personally, when I’m on vacation, I enjoy reading quick and easy novels that can keep my attention during that long plane ride, road trip, or on those lazy days by...
When you think about Black sisterhood, what comes to mind? For me, I begin with my close-knit group of friends and then I think about my mother and aunts. I have a very clear memory of what it was like to sit around, hear them talk, and be in community with each...
Kindle Unlimited Price Increase On May 11th, readers and authors alike were in uproar after receiving the email announcing that Kindle Unlimited planned to raise its cost. Originally priced at $9.99 a month, the literary subscription will now cost readers $2.00 more...
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.