"Grimoire of a Black Girl," is a captivating and often times emotional read that takes its readers on a poetic journey through the "seasons" of grief, love, self discovery and healing with tantalizing word play and undeniable poise.

Grimoire of a Black Girl

Literature & Fiction

Kantrell, Krystal

United States

BlackGold Publishing

In Cheeseman’s poetic debut, the reader is driven throughout the most intimate spaces of their own emotional understanding. Have you ever been hurt? Loved? Left behind or forgotten? When was the last time you smiled? Laughed? Appreciated yourself or really felt alive? These questions and more will be answered and reflected upon in “Wine and Cheese,” as Cheeseman celebrates some of life’s most glorious moments through elegant prose and eccentric illustration... as well as providing us all with exactly what we need to survive life’s most trying battles.

Wine and Cheese

Cheeseman, Justin

Poetry

Author Ashleigh S. Wilkerson returns for another captivating literary release - this time conquering the world of poetry in the emotional and compelling collection of poems entitled, "TWELVE." Wilkerson shares ideas and themes such as Love, Family, Health, Struggle and Confidence. Some of which being fictional reflections, others on the contrary inspired by the authors own personal observations, thoughts and inspirations. "TWELVE," inspired by the number of completion, is essentially a diary filled with a little something for everyone

TWELVE

Wilkerson, Ashleigh S.

"Monumental: It Was Never About A Statue," is a memoir from Dr. Bellamy, former Vice-Mayor and current City Councilor, City of Charlottesville, Virginia about the essence of the White Supremacists attacks in his city, and how a movement to awaken a nation was born.Step into his shoes and read what it felt like to be in the midst of a war for the soul of a community. Travel with Dr. Bellamy, the only African American city councilor at the time of the attack, on this journey through his personal lens that describes the untold story of a city grappling with the fight for equity while simultaneously fighting to right the wrongs of the past. Monumental covers the year before the White Supremacist attacks, and the year after, as this small Southern city dominated national and international headlines and social media.Dr. Bellamy writes, “They came with torches, they came with swords and shields, they came with guns. They came with signs that called me the N-Word, months earlier they tried to take my livelihood, break down my family, and send us all a message. It was clear THIS was deeper than a statue. My city was in the midst of a change that the world would see. This monumental shift would have ramifications felt across the world, and through my eyes, it was a fight that almost cost me everything, but it was all worth it.”Look through the eyes and the lens of Dr. Bellamy, who is often attributed, for better or worse as the person who pushed the scene of events into the forefront. The removal of a statue is one thing, but this monumental shift, highlighting race, equity and justice, was something more.

Monumental: It Was Never About A Statue

Biographies & Memoirs

Bellamy, Dr. Wes

Leaders & Notable People

Author Ashleigh S. Wilkerson brings you part two of Mariah Beauvoir's gripping interview with Journalist Justyce McCall. This time not only does Mariah expose multiple family secrets, but she also brings company along for the ride Hold onto your seat and prepare for the unthinkable as the Curse continues...

The Silent Curse II: Still Cursing, Signed Karma...

Genre Fiction

In "Life Has a Way," the reader follows the life of protagonist Earl Veares. Failing his literary aspirations, Earl desperately tries to find purpose in the constant monotony surrounding him. Between working a lackluster job that he believes is beneath him and feeling unsung and overshadowed in every other regard, time is running out on his opportunity to make something of himself. After an unexpected session in his longtime friend’s new recording studio, he finds that his budding storytelling abilities have a home in lyricism. But, when Earl proves to be a threat to himself, can he win the war against his erratic, unsteady mind, or will he risk everything to prove that he’s as extraordinary an artist as he claims to be?

Life Has A Way

Jenkins, Dwayne

Readers are taken on an a trembling emotional journey through Tolberts past. Experiencing through stanza and recollection, the pure anguish of one of the most frightful times of her life — being bound, held hostage and tormented by the hands of a lover. This poetry collection is raw truth on paper that not only sheds light on the issue of domestic violence and mental health, but provides the healing between the lines for survivors and readers alike.

Beautifully Scarred

Tolbert, Natasha T.

"The Life & Times of Theodore P. Belafonte," is comfort reading at its finest. Chuck full of southern style colloquiums and reminiscent songs and places - Teddy, or should we say, Theodore, in his debut autobiography, takes us on a lovable journey through his life and the many experiences, places and people that played a part in molding him into who he is today. From stories about his dad, being the favorite and family life, all the way to discussing racial divide and a clique he lovingly refers to as "The Sperm Goon," this novelty read will have you smiling, laughing and enjoying along for hours to come.

The Life and Times of Theodore P. Belafonte

Belafonte, Teddy P.

Memoirs

“Beautiful Brown Child,” is an ode about self love and acceptance for every brown child that has ever felt alone... Author Witherspoon recalls moments from her childhood, and the experiences of the children she has known including her own — invoking all of our deepest emotions through her heartfelt prose and earnest sincerity. This is a reminder to every single brown child that may be struggling, that you can make it through and that there is beauty in your story.

Beautiful Brown Child

Children's Books

Witherspoon, Shannon

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Brittany Lowery, brings us a homecoming tale that you soon won’t forget. When 6 hometown college friends link up after years of not speaking, for a weekend getaway “Homecoming” reunion — what could possibly go wrong?

Homecoming

Lowery, Brittany

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