Hey y’all! I saw Liv @ Curlyhairbibliophile doing this tag forever ago and I wanted to join in. This blog has been around for a while now and I definitely want to reflect on that.
1. How long have you been part of the book blogging community?
Continue reading “The Book Blogger Oldie Tag”Hey y’all! It’s Tuesday, so you know what that means…
Top 5 Tuesday was originally created by Shanah @ Bionic Book Worm. She has now passed the baton to Meeghan @ Meeghan Reads. This month is alphabetical so it’ll definitely be easier to schedule ahead for me. (I say this while working on this post the night before.)
So far, I’m going off of author names, but that will probably change as the weeks go on. These are all authors who I either love, or who’s stories really made me think.
Continue reading “Top 5 Tuesday – A to E”I’m going to be part of the Hear Our Voices book tour for The Black Kids by Christina Hammond Reeds! This will be my first ever book tour and I’m over the moon with excitement. Make sure to tune in from July 28th to August 4th to see what all of the other tour hosts are posting.
Hello friends!
We are so excited to announce the confirmed schedule for theThe Black Kidstour! Thank you again to all of you that signed up and helped spread the word to ensure that we filled up this tour with some amazing #ownvoices reviewers! Be sure to visit our hosts during this week and help promote the release ofThe Black Kidsfor the entire week.
Remember, all tour hosts are required to post reviews in addition to their creative content.
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Hey everyone! This is something that I’ve been working toward over the past month and I’m very excited to announce that several of my poems have been published in a literary magazine. Please click the link in the article to check them out and any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Hey y’all, so I’ve been writing poetry since the 7th grade and I recently decided to take my poetry more seriously. If you’ve seen my 100 Day Project posts, you may already know that I’ve signed up for a trial of Skillshare. Rachel Mindell’s lesson on How to Get Published was exactly what I needed.
I started submitting my poems to different literary magazines last month and the first one to get back to me was Rigorous Magazine, a literary magazine with work specifically from people of color. I submitted 10 poems and they accept 9!
If you’d like to check out my first set of published poems, click here!
Hey y’all, it’s that time of the week again!
I ended up posting every day this week except Thursday, but 6/7 isn’t too bad. I’m surprised I was able to do it between school and work. That being said, I’ll probably start slowing down now with classes but I’m still determined to have at least 2 posts out every week.
Enough about me, let’s catch up!
Continue reading “Let’s Catch Up (#3)”
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