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:
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 19: Jamison Shea, author of the books I Feed Her to the Beast and Roar of the Lambs
Read this author’s journey to writing and publishing here:
365 Black Books Bebe Moore Campbell Wednesday
Bebe Moore Campbell was born February 18. She was a bestselling author of three books, Brothers and Sisters, What You Owe Me, and Singing in the Comeback Choir and an advocate for mental health and other issues. Here is a brief biography.
Here are some of her books:
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 17: Lesley Younge, author of A-Train Allen and Playbook for Justice
Read more about this author’s journey to publishing here:
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 16: Angela Dalton, author of If You Look Up at the Sky and To Boldly Go–the story of Nichelle Nichols
Read more about this author’s inspiration and journey into publishing here.
365 Black Books Christian Fiction Sunday
More specifically Victoria Christoper Murray, the trailblazer Christian fiction writer. She has expanded her writing to include contemporary, teen, and historical fiction novels. Read more about her here. Below are just a few of her works.
365 Black Books Love Saturday
Today is Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air! Rochelle Alers, an award-winning and bestselling author knows a lot of love in the air and everywhere! Read more about this author here:
Here are just a few of her books:
The Brown Bookshelf 28 Days Later Day 14: Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie, author of Layla’s Happiness
Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie is today’s featured author. Read more about her writing/publishing journey here:
365 Black Books Fortune Friday
T. Thomas Fortune was a journalist and editor. He wrote about civil rights and other issues. Read more about his life and writings here. Some of his more notable books are below:
The CamaraIfe Maktaba 