Tag Archives: reading

Our Store Is Open

Hello folx! Our store is open once again and we are so excited to be bringing you (what we think is) the perfect blend of chaotic and bookish! The main reason we opened the store back up was to showcase some creativity in a way that goes beyond the written word. And everyone loves aContinue reading “Our Store Is Open”

BHM Reading Challenge

It’s Black History Month! With everything going on in the world, reading can seem like a luxury, but we think that now is the perfect time to indulge in those “luxuries” that are really just a part of self-care and giving yourself a break from the worries and stresses of life. It’s 2025, chaos isContinue reading “BHM Reading Challenge”

Our Anthology Is Almost Here

Devotion In The Open Air: Within the pages of Devotion In The Open Air you’ll find eighteen stories written by women of color from all walks of life that embrace the beauty in the everyday with speculative tales to bring you out of the fast-paced chaos of real life, immersing you in something much moreContinue reading “Our Anthology Is Almost Here”

Accountability Partners

You have probably heard of accountability partners before. Usually in terms of making sure you do something whether it is work-related or self-care related, or something else. An accountability partner is someone who holds you to the promise that you made to yourself. So let’s say that your goal was to go to the gymContinue reading “Accountability Partners”

Some Competitions For Writers You Should Try For

As of December 2020, still 95% of books published traditionally were by white authors. That is a pretty shocking statistic to hear in 2021 but the truth is that unless a publishing house has BIPOC people on staff, chances are they aren’t even glancing at authors who are people of color. Isn’t that shocking?! Isn’tContinue reading “Some Competitions For Writers You Should Try For”

Author Spotlight: Tiffany Robinson

I’m thrilled to be a part of the Woman of Color Writing Circle. Representation matters. As a Black woman, I work to make sure my creative writing contributes to positive social norms. I write and publish books to model loving families, supportive friendships, a sense of community, and kindness. It’s important to me to liftContinue reading “Author Spotlight: Tiffany Robinson”

Join Us In August For A Virtual Write In

Sometimes, the hardest part of being a writer is getting your ideas on paper. That is why having a writing group is so important: if someone holds you accountable for your writing, you are more likely to write. It doesn’t have to be perfect, it doesn’t even have to be good but what’s most importantContinue reading “Join Us In August For A Virtual Write In”