In Conversation with Sheri Simmons on January 11th on Youtube
You Know My Name Not My Story Synopsis People tell me how strong I am. I did not believe them until a couple of years ago. It took me a … Read more
black books
The Miseducation of Obi Ifeanyi By Chinedu Achebe
Synopsis Obi Ifeanyi’s life is moving at a fast pace. He is now a husband and father. So while President Obama is contending with a tough reelection campaign, Obi Ifeanyi … Read more
Black Was The Ink By Michelle Coles
Synopsis: In Black Was the Ink (Tu Books, a Lee & Low imprint| On Sale November 2, 2021 | Ages 13 and up), by New Visions Award Honor winner and civil rights … Read more
I Am Special Yes I Am by Jayshaun Henry and Sheri Simmons
Synopsis My main goal in this book is to bring awareness to people about special needs kids. All disabilities are not physical. At the moment, my condition is not visible, … Read more
The Ink in Conversation with Julia Royston
Three women, Jillian, Vernice and Erma are connected by Faith, God and Service. Jillian and Vernice are best friends and have been since the Sunshine Choir at age 5. Erma … Read more
Leaves and their Tree: a poetry collection by Paris Jessie
Paris Jessie’s debut poetry collection touches on joys and aches of the mind, body and heart. Her work captures both the fleeting and eternal as she explores family, memory, trauma … Read more
Family Time Comics by Brandon Foster
What lengths would you go to in order to recover what was taken from you? Meet Ashlon, a smart young lady with a very active imagination. When she returns home … Read more
Free to Love You by A.S. Wilson
Anthony “Roc” Carmichael is a free man. Having served over a decade in prison for crimes he didn’t commit, he is released from prison filled with a fierce determination to … Read more
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
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