Some days, writing does not happen in peace. It happens between errands, appointments, work, caregiving, bills, grief, and whatever else...
Julia Press Simmons
Book Club Spotlight: Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I’d Known by George M. Johnson
George M. Johnson’s Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I’d Known is more than a history lesson. It is...
By Week 18, you have studied the manuscript from several revision angles. You have looked at story, theme, structure, character...
By Week 16, you have already begun looking at your manuscript through a revision lens. Week 14 focused on story,...
Independent Bookstore Day is a celebration of the bookstores that keep local literary culture alive. These are the places where...
While names like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Countee Cullen often dominate conversations about the Harlem Renaissance, the movement...
Reese sat on the steps of the abandoned house across from the dive bar she swore she’d never go back...
Public libraries remain one of the most important access points for education, information, and community development. Their effectiveness, however, depends...
Ownership Isn’t Granted. It’s Claimed. Ownership does not show up with a title, a check, or applause. You earn it...
Monday is the reset. While most people drag themselves into the week, entrepreneurs step into it with intention. The difference...
