Black Women Writers

Black Women Writers

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Black Women Writers episodes

  • How to Vet Your Editor
    In this episode, we explore five of the most important questions to ask any editor you are considering to hire to improve your manuscript. Of course, there are other questions that you should ask your editor, typesetter, and graphic designer prior to working with them, so purchase your copy of the Outsourcing Publishing Tasks Workbook for $5 USD here: https://bit.ly/OPT-WKBK
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    18 min
  • S. A. Martin’s Like Wet Socks
    Sandra Martin joins us in the studio as she discusses her upcoming poetry collection entitled “Like Wet Socks, I Had to Change” and how it came to be. Follow her on Instagram: @sanithepoet
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    40 min
  • Lead Magnets for Nonfiction and Fiction Authors
    Let’s get into the nitty gritty—you’d be hard pressed to find an author who builds an email list without a lead magnet. Here are eight different ideas of what you can do to build your fan base. | Follow us on Instagram @sovereign.noir
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    22 min
  • Charming Faith with Care
    Charmaine Thompson stops by to talk to us about faith, fear, and bullying during this segment as we celebrate her debut novel Faith in the Midst of Adversity. You can find her book on Amazon, Barnes&Noble, and more! Head to https://bit.ly/CharmCareWelcome to get your copy today!
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    40 min
  • Jadedisland Needs No Belladonna Drops
    In this episode, we talk sexual liberation with a Black femme with big pink energy. Grab her debut books Belladonna in my Grief and My Deity Named Pride at www.jadedisland.com. Follow her on Instagram at @jadedisland.
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    1 hr 5 min
  • You Can’t Make the End Time Poet Shut Up
    Join the End Time Poet and I as we discuss poetry, self doubt, and living in your calling as an artist. Show support by purchasing her debut poetry book, You Can’t Make Me Shut Up, and following her on Instagram and Facebook @endtimepoet.
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    1 hr 4 min
  • Keisha and I Are Our Mothers’ Pain
    In this episode, featured guest, poet and author Keisha Barnes, sits with us to talk grief, the power of healing through poetry, and her recently published book I Am My Mother’s Pain. You can find her book on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and more! For your digital copy, head to www.DearKee.com
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    1 hr 35 min
  • National Poetry Month 2021
    Very special shoutout to the first Black/African American woman to be published—Mrs. Phillis Wheatley Peters! Purchase her book “Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral” | Follow us on Instagram @sovereign.noir
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    16 min

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The Black Women Writers Podcast is all about supporting Black women writers in every episode! Tune in for author interviews, giveaways, writing tips, publishing insight, reading recommendations, and…