Eugene Ellis, Psychotherapist on train as a Black therapist #therapytraining #psychotherapy

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This Author’s YA Novel Brings Hogwarts-Esque Excitement To A Magical HBCU, Advocates For Sci-Fi/Fantasy Stories Not ‘Doused In European Aesthetics’

Playwright, filmmaker, screenwriter and author LaDarrion Williams is getting in his wizardry bag with his much-anticipated YA novel debut, Blood at the Root. The first in a three-part novel series, Williams brings Hogwarts-esque excitement to the world of a magical HBCU. Williams floated the idea of a magical HBCU three years ago on social media, […]

5 Essential Black Women Authors Of The Moment That You Must Read

Black voices are always worth paying attention to, particularly within the publishing world. There is such a long, rich history of Black authors using the power of the pen to highlight Black communities’ unique perspectives and plights worldwide. While some consider the book industry declining, some up-and-coming Black artists are on their way to lending […]

13 Must-Read Young Adult Books By Black Authors

Young adult fiction explores a wide array of genres, including classic literature, romance, fantasy, science fiction, social drama, and more. Here are our best picks of novels written by Black authors. Thriller – Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé Àbíké-Íyímídé’s debut novel is often touted as Gossip Girl meets Get Out. It follows two private […]

(BPRW) Georgia Student Authors Children’s Book on Homelessness Empowering Youth to Practice Compassion and Share their Voice for Good | Press releases

(BPRW) Georgia Student Authors Children’s Book on Homelessness Empowering Youth to Practice Compassion and Share their Voice for Good (Black PR Wire) Atlanta, GA – Zion Lester a high school scholar, student-athlete, and now author pens her first book: “Zion Learns to See”, a heartwarming children’s book fostering empathy and awareness about homelessness. Co-authored alongside her […]

(BPRW) Georgia Student Authors Children’s Book on Homelessness Empowering Youth to Practice Compassion and Share their Voice for Good | Press releases

(BPRW) Georgia Student Authors Children’s Book on Homelessness Empowering Youth to Practice Compassion and Share their Voice for Good (Black PR Wire) Atlanta, GA – Zion Lester a high school scholar, student-athlete, and now author pens her first book: “Zion Learns to See”, a heartwarming children’s book fostering empathy and awareness about homelessness. Co-authored alongside her […]

11 Audiobooks By Black Authors To Listen To On Spotify

In case you missed it, Spotify recently added audiobooks to its content catalog and made them available to premium users. Users can listen to 15 hours a month and have more than 200,000 audiobooks available as part of their subscription, many of which are written by Black authors. Black History Month may be over, but […]

This Philadelphia Nonprofit Is Bringing Attention To Banned Books By Black Authors With Little Free(dom) Library

According to Penn America, Black authors have been at a disadvantage when it comes to reaching a wide range of readers since over 30 states have removed certain books penned by Black authors. To help keep Black history and storytellers alive, the Little Free(dom) Library has made these forbidden books available in 13 locations throughout […]

Teen Book Talks – Spotlight On Black Authors

Books recommended: “Inventing Victoria” by Tonya Bolden “Not So Pure and Simple” by Lamar Giles “Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now” by Dana L. Davis “Let Me Hear a Rhyme” by Tiffany D. Jackson “Black Panther: the Young Prince” by Ronald L. Smith Brookfield, CT residents can apply for a library card here: https://www.brookfieldlibrary.org/temp-library-card-application/ And learn […]

Barnard Sims Interview with Black Authors Matter TV

The National Black Book Festival Interview with @meettheworldimagesolutions Dr. Rhonda Lawson & @nationalblackbookfest founder Gwen Richardson. source Related Posts NCAA Double-A Zone Videos: Minority Coaches Aren't Hired Floyd Keith, executive director of the Black Coaches Association, discusses the lack of minority head football coaches in the college Read more Nas ft Jay Z – Black […]