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My girl Ankhesen Mie dropping the truth yet again:
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So I've been on the blogosphere now (officially) for almost three years. As someone who professionally writes fiction, blogging seemed like a natural segue. It's also been a great way to network with, encourage, and promote fellow artists of color who would otherwise be ( Read more... )

So over on Middle Child Press, Ankhesen Mie explains why artists being unemployed is not a good look.
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And my girl Ankhesen Mie comes out swinging, HARD!!!!!
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After battling the worst bout of writer’s block I’ve had in a while, I finally rescued myself by coming to one of my momentous decisions: no more stories where love is a central theme, and no more sex scenes (unless they have a comical edge).

It has nothing to do with being a ( Read more... )

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And our next guest post comes from Amaya Radjani, author of Corruption.

Amaya shares her experience in the fanfiction world and relays how too often black women are often viciously denigrated attacked by white "feminists."

Realizing that black women and other women of color need a platform to voice their narratives, it was her experiences in the ( Read more... )

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So my good friend and fellow novelist, Corruption author Amaya Radjani, recently penned a most brilliant piece about when a writer becomes an author based on a previous discussion she and I had.

You should definitely stop by and show her some love.

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The Craft: Author vs. Writer

By Amaya Radjani

During a discussion with Denny Upkins ( Read more... )