Read about Ebony Lynn Mudd’s journey of writing and publishing here.
365 Black Books: Amos Wilson Wednesday
Also born February 23, Amos Wilson was a Pan Africanist, psychologist, and author. He passed away in 1995. Read more about this author here:
Here are just a few of his works.
365 Black Books Haki Madhubuti Tuesday
Haki Madhubuti, poet, author of numerous books and founder of Third World Press celebrated his 84th birthday yesterday, February 23. To read more about this phenomenal man, click here.
Here are just a few of his works.
365 Black Books Ishmael Reed Monday
Ishmael Reed was born February 22 and is a poet, novelist, essayist, playwright, songwriter, public media commentator, lecturer and publisher. He has written more than 40 books, a few posted below. Read more about Ishmael Reed here.
365 Black Books John Lewis Sunday
John Lewis was born February 20. Posting books about his life and legacy. Read more about him here.
Here are just a few books written by and about him.
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 22: Ciera Burch, author of Something Kindred and Out of Step, Into You.
Read more about this author’s pathway to publishing here.
365 Black Books Audre Lorde Saturday
Audre Lorde, feminist, poet, professor was born on February 18. She passed away in 1992. Read more about Lorde’s work and legacy here.
A few of her many works:
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 21 Kirstie Myvett, author of The Four Seasons of Florence Wallace
Read more about this author’s path to publishing here.
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 20: Patrice Gopo, author of Ripening Time and All the Places We Call Home
Read about this author’s fascinating writing and publishing journey here.
365 Black Books Nichelle Nichols Thursday
I watched a very informative and fascinating documentary titled, “Women in Motion.” That is the name of Nichelle Nichols consulting firm that partnered with NASA to recruit more people of color into NASA. Excellent documentary!
Nichelle Nichols’ autobiography:
Her adult fiction:
A children’s book about Nichelle Nichols:
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