“But I believe a poet can change things. He can change the way people look and feel about things. And that’s what I want to do in Detroit.”–Dudley Randall
Tag: publishing
Dust Tracks on a Road #BlackLit #Autobiography
Hurston was wired by Lippincott stating they wanted to publisher her book. She explains her reaction: “I never expect to have a greater thrill than that wire gave me. You know the feeling when you found your first pubic hair? Greater than that.”
Meet the Writer: Lori A. May #writerslife #interview
I fell in love with paper and writing—not just storytelling—at a young age.
Meet the Writer: Bonnie ZoBell #writerslife #interview
I had more majors in college than almost anybody I know.
The Diverse Books Tag #diversebookbloggers
Naz over at Read Diverse Books has challenged everyone to read more diversely.
This is what revising LOOKS like! #amwriting #romancenovels #writerslife
This post was born out of my curiosity at a Tweet she shared. It looked like a giant roll of paper and was an example of how Brooks edits. I wanted to see how a writer revises!
#DiverseBookBloggers
I want to thank Naz for starting the conversation about diverse bloggers!
Meet the Writer: Leesa Cross-Smith
Believing in yourself plays a huge factor, fersure.
Meet the Writer: Robin Stratton
It’s gratifying to make someone’s dream come true, but it’s a LOT of work for no money and no glory!
Meet the Writer: Heather Dorn
My mouth persisted. And the more I said the word, the stranger it became to me.
