Thriving Writers Lit Mag
It started with this question, casually posed during our writer’s group meeting on Zoom: “Would you be interested in creating a literary magazine?” Everyone…
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It started with this question, casually posed during our writer’s group meeting on Zoom: “Would you be interested in creating a literary magazine?” Everyone…
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It’s been a few years since I started tracking the books that I am reading on Goodreads and I am always amazed when I…
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April
The Return of Faraz Ali by Aamina Ahmed. Sent back to his birthplace–Lahore’s notorious red-light district–to hush up the murder of a girl, a…
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Wahala by Nikki May. 384 Pages. Hardcover. First Published on January 6, 2022 by Custom House, an imprint of William…
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Another year and the reading adventures continue. Here are ten titles that scheduled for release in the first quarter of the year.
January
Wahala by Nikki…
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As we inch forward towards the end of the 2021, it is a great time to reflect on some of the books that kept…
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My essay, which explores the nuances of being a Black person in white spaces and how my West African background reflects my response to…
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Today is the release day for Nadia Owusu’s eagerly anticipated, Aftershocks. A deeply personal memoir that takes you on multi-country journey and keeps the…
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2020 has been a memorable year for many reasons. The heartache. The pain. The lessons learned. I think everyone living this year is a…
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The cast of one of my favorite movies of all-time, Father of the Bride (and the equally-amazing sequel) just got back together on a…