Madeline’s 2020 Must-Read List
It’s that time of year again, where I share with you my best intentions for the new year by giving you a cross-section of the…
It’s that time of year again, where I share with you my best intentions for the new year by giving you a cross-section of the…
Our series on sickle cell awareness continues. Honestly, I couldn’t be more grateful to the women who have willingly opened up their lives for us…
If you spend even just a little bit of time on Twitter the constantly changing drama willbe very well known to you. Last week was…
Ladies, the writer’s block has been real! I’ve been feeling quite uninspired, and the continued travelling for work is not helping much either! Anyhoo, I…
Meet Queenie Jenkins, the heroine and protagonist of the self-titled, Queenie. She’s black British, twenty-something, and hails from South London. She’s from a Jamaican family,…
I’m sitting on a Southeastern train, heading to our Kent office for work. I am so bloody late, but the good news is I’ve just…
Fonny and Tish: when friends become lovers If Beale Street Could Talk, based on James Baldwin’s 1974 novel is a heartbreakingly beautiful film which is…
Orion Books Happy new year readers and writers! Being that it’s January, it’s that time again to make my list of reading wishes and predictions…
Historically I’ve always shied away from events. I prefer networking through the web from the comfort of my home. But lately I’ve been physically placing…
Courtesy of Google Don’t you just wish that life would just afford us a few extra hours so we can get some of the important…
When I first got my hands on Yomi Adegoke’s and Elizabeth Uviebinené’s Slay In Your Lane, little did I know the fuschia pink and gold number,…
Meet Tara! Our SPOTLIGHT segment is back! Today’s focus is on African American mother and grandmother Tara. Tara is a book reviewer just like me!…