Cheryl Polote-Williamson exemplifies the power of influence. From her being a transformational speaker, and success coach, to being founder and CEO of Soul Reborn, a
Based on a true story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, this historical fiction novel captures the untold history of the Black women who
Jayne Allen, author of Black Girls Must Die Exhausted, penned the book to take readers on “an amazing adventure.” Allen, a graduate of Duke University
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife R&B songstress Ciara just announced that they will be releasing their first children’s book entitled Why Not
Lisa Yolanda George is more than a writer, she is a business powerhouse who has been able to tap into and use her many talents.
Kaia Alderson loves history, so much so that she decided to tell the unknown story of the first all-woman, all-Black Army Unit, the 6888th Battalion.
Poet and author Honorée Fanonne Jeffers is known for penning five poetry collections, including the 2020 collection The Age of Phillis, for which she won
First-time author Kiara Judea Gaton recently published her first children’s book, Loving Me ABCs which was inspired by the love she has for her daughter.
Nana Nkweti, a proud Cameroonian-American, is an AKO Caine Prize finalist and alumna of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. Walking On Cowrie Shells, Nkweti’s debut book of
Andrew Aydin, author of the much anticipated Run: Book One, co-written with the late Congressman John Lewis, sat down with rolling out to discuss this
Rodney Freeman is a bibliophile. The librarian and archivist believes the practice of preserving your stories and memories is essential. Originally from Chicago, Freeman currently
Brian Bradford enjoys lying. His fixation for lies is more in the literary sense, however. As an author, he said, “I am creating characters and
Penguin Random House launched “All Ways Black,” a new platform that will serve as a dedicated space to spotlight Black authors and stories. There are
Allissa V. Richardson, Ph.D., is an award-winning author, journalism scholar, and professor at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. She believes in empowering
When rolling out first met California native, Erica Soul, she opened up by telling us the origin of her name. “My given name is Erica
Maria Lloyd has always had an entrepreneurial drive. From the tender age of 5, Lloyd sold puppies made out of Mardi Gras beads. That drive
Morgan Jerkins’ first love has always been fiction. As a teenager, the New Jersey native was creating characters and writing stories through which she could
Activist Tamika Mallory declared a State of Emergency in her viral speech at a Minneapolis Press conference following the May 25, 2020 murder of George
rolling out hosted a virtual Black Book Brunch with Bevy Smith. The conversation was about her new memoir “Bevelations”. Culture creature Isoul Harris hosted the
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