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Our tri-annual lit mag is dedicated to short stories and narrative essays written by Black women writers. To date, issues feature works by 100+ emerging and established storytellers across the U.S., Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, Canada, Asia, and Australia.
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Featuring ten new short stories and essays by emerging and established Black women writers from the U.S., Caribbean, and Africa, this issue introduces characters fighting themselves and others to get what they deserve, accepting love and life in different ways, and understanding the power of choice.
Contributors include:
Muli Amaye
| Caitlyn Hunter | Courtney Johnson
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Leandra Marshall | Kendra Y. Mims-Applewhite |
Valerie Morales | Justin Teopista Nagundi |
H
annah Onoguwe | Crystal S. Rudds | L
esley Younge
ISBN: 978-1-7379332-4-3
Pages: 129
Dimensions: 6 x 0.33 x 9 inches
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0 spaces remainingWith an emphasis on short fiction, essay writing, classes and writing workshops, provides space for Black women writers to share their narratives with the world. We exist to make a meaningful contribution to the rich Black literary tradition while providing a platform to elevate our voices. In addition to our bi-annual print publication, we publish online. We are Black and woman-owned.
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“No black woman writer in this culture can write "too much." Indeed, no woman writer can write "too much."
No woman has ever written enough.”
― bell hooks
From haunted houses to spaceships, old worlds to new phenomena, nineteen emerging and established Black storytellers share tales of fear and discovery, redemption, and resistance.
Contributors include:
Ugochi Agoawike | Leah Andelsmith | Tara Baldridge | Erin Brown | Lynn Brown | Ozzie M. Gartrell | Wednesday Herron | Davida Kilgore | Juliana Lamy | Jesica Lovelace | Ellen McBarnette | Mary McLaughlin Slechta | Chantel Melendez | Frances Ogamba | Jasmyne K. Rogers | Wendy Shaia | Sama Sherman | Bria Strothers | Desirée Winns