A Free Voice for a Free People: Frederick Douglass’s Radical Act of Journalism On December 3, 1847, in a small...
Julia Press Simmons
Black-owned bookstores are community anchors, literary homes, and cultural classrooms. This holiday season, choose at least one of these shops...
The end of the year has a certain kind of pressure that no one talks about honestly. You are supposed...
The smell of roasted sweet potatoes and sage butter filled the tiny apartment long before the first guest was supposed...
For too long, the phrase “getting published” meant waiting for permission. Waiting for someone to decide your story was worthy,...
As November approaches, many families are preparing for a potential gap in food assistance. For those who rely on SNAP,...
By Shawn Rae Art Gallery LLC There is something magical about ending your week surrounded by color, laughter, and creativity....
Before she was a bestselling force in crime fiction, Saundra was a 12-year-old writing sitcom-style scripts for fun. Today her...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 5, 2025Contact: Julia Press Simmons, Editor-in-Chief Email: julia@intellectualink.com Website: www.intellectualink.com INTELLECTUAL INK MAGAZINE WINS “LITERARY MAGAZINE...
Few authors have brought as much honesty, courage, and care to young readers as Sharon G. Flake. For nearly three...
