KG: What is your favorite genre? Why? KB: To this point my favorite genre is non-fiction. I love to learn about real people and real situations. I have come to learn the more you take in from different people the more you understand our differences
While I lean mostly liberal in my political views, this time around I am expecting the presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle to speak specifically to the needs of the African American community. I want them to touch on more than police brutality
To be in this industry, one must be able to show not only versatility, but also be open to honing their craft, even when they have accomplished so much. That can certainly be said about Charlotte’s own J Stylz. It’s noted that after years
By Kisha Green Meet literary’s newest crown jewel Justin “Q” Young, author of Move Dat Doe (Firstborn Publications 2014), Bout Dat Doe: Tips for the upcoming author (Firstborn Publications 2014) and Amazon’s Best-Selling African American Erotic Short Story Series Dickmitized (Firstborn Publications 2015). Bringing you
By Kisha Green Allow me to introduce you to one of the most under-rated yet hardest working African American author‘s in the literary industry, Al-Saadiq Banks. Throughout the years upon the release of his novels it is clearly without a doubt that after this introduction