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Exploring the complex ties between love, race, and understanding in friendship and family bonds.
McFadden wastes no time pulling the trigger in this harrowing story that starts with gunfire then swiftly propels readers into a crack tale of secrets and misdirection. Originally...
Raised by her grandparents in the Jim Crow South, the young Arlinda Willis “had a front-row seat” to the civil rights movement in Montgomery, Alabama, while growing up in nearby To...
Mary Edmonia Lewis (1844-1907) was a neoclassical sculptor of Black-Indigenous parentage who gained international renown in the late 19th century yet fell into obscurity decades la...
Very little is known about Bonny’s life, and Wright has filled that blank canvas edge to edge with a saga as wild, lusty, and bloody as any pirate could want, written in maximalist...
The award-winning author’s latest novel follows two motherless Black women whose lifelong friendship is shaped by community Author and Emory
Leslye Penelope delivers another "barnburner of an adventure yarn" full of heart, escapades and love of family. The post Sisterhood and the Supernatural: <i>The Inevitable U...
A megachurch First Lady spends eighteen years perfecting her disguise, then learns who her father was. Deesha Philyaw's debut novel is a comic performance built on top of a crime,...
Helene Weaver is a familiar figure in fiction (and memoirs): the larger-than-life, charismatic, mercurial, possibly mentally ill mother. Her daughter Gerry’s completely absent fath...
Celebrate literary freedom with these powerful banned books by Black authors.
It’s August 2005 in Hartless, a small, dusty town in the Texas Panhandle. Kindergarten teacher Helen McCabe, in her mid-50s, has just finished the first week of school, hoping that...
A love letter to Sonia Sanchez, who has taught generations of Black creatives to bend language, love unabashedly, and embrace the fullness of our humanity.
I first heard about Walter F. White, the spy, when I was in elementary school. I grew up in a mixed and Black family, the lightest child in every bunch. Possibly the lightest child...
Brownell’s book begins with Vee Haines waiting for her 9-year-old son, Ray, to come home. Their ramshackle homestead is in Starve-Out, New Mexico, a place so obscure that it’s not...
The author of Anger Is Only a Shadow takes ELLE’s literary survey.
It’s 2023, and it’s been two weeks since Beatrice Carter awoke from seizure-induced unconsciousness, and she still has no idea who she is. The only identification on her person was...
Exclusive first look at The Disgruntled Black Ladies Book Club and its powerful story of sisterhood and truth
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