Hang All of the Mistletoe by K.O. McGee
About the Book: Photographer, Elyce Scott can make one picture tell a thousand stories. The self-proclaimed “Daddy’s Girl,” is single and successful with a passion for beauty. However, with her … Read more
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Sex Race and Robots by Dr Ayanna Howard
In the movies, robots can be terrifying. In reality, thinking machines are disrupting the world in ways that are even more disturbing than in Hollywood fantasies – but they also … Read more
Stronger by Brandi Forte
About the Book: Dream Angelou is a college-educated, single mother hailing from Santa Monica, California striving to make a better life in D.C. with her son, King. Dream is as … Read more
Black States of America by David E. Rogers
About the Book What would have happened if President Lincoln had never been shot in that theater and managed to survive in a parallel universe? Set in an alternative universe, … Read more
Alabama Sunrise by Gerald Johnson
Darlene Walker lived most of her life being a devoted mother to her deceased sisters’ children and a faithful daughter to Josephine, whom they call “Grey Mule.” The dry winter … Read more
Women of Color in Tech: A Blueprint for Inspiring and Mentoring the Next Generation of Technology Innovators by Susanne Tedrick
The book seeks to inform and inspire women of color to pursue tech careers. The book describes the wide variety of popular tech careers (beyond coding/software engineering) that exist and … Read more
Emergency Alert: An Immersive Novel by O.W. Showe
In December 2018 my husband and I devised a whacky plan to live in southeast Asia for a year or so. Within a three week period, we hurriedly packed each … Read more
Eating the Forbidden Fruit by Roland Sato Page
Eating the Forbidden Fruit is a gritty fiction novel loosely based on true events in author Roland Sato Page’s life. The newcomer author delivers a personal journey into his rise … Read more
Seeing Life Through a Different Lens, by Zaakirah Muhammad
What would you do if you took a picture of your child and saw a bright white glow in her eye? How would you feel if the eye doctor said: … Read more
Lily by Cheryl Robinson
“May I come in?” My daddy’s otha daughter’s name is Shirley, and she the one askin’ to come in. She six. “I don’t care, long as you quiet. If I … Read more