Life And Its Challenges Can Seem Daunting Sometimes, But They Definitely Don’t Feel As Scary When You

“We both are in the middle, and nobody teases us for it.”

ICYMI: Kumu Hina, an indigenous Hawaiian hula teacher who identifies as mahu (”in the middle” when it comes to gender), comforts a transgender student in the trailer for the upcoming film A Place in the Middle. (via BuzzFeed)

This teaser is everything!

Looking for something new and different? Into kinky reads? Like an intriguing plot with a dash of romance? I’ve got just the thing to sate your curiosity.

Entwined is now available for pre-order on Amazon!

Amazon US: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B016KZQC00 Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B016KZQC00

Pre-orders are coming next week for Kobo and All Romance.

Promo created by Taria Reed Cover Artist

‪#‎erotica‬ ‪#‎threesome‬ ‪#‎interracial‬ ‪#‎novelette‬

And just because I have a slight obsession with boys with nose rings, this one's my #mcm this week @andybvb from Black Veil Brides

Almost, almost got my name right. And I said it all Latin-y with an accent and I didn't spell it. Just missed the d at the end😊 #Starbucks #Libertad

Changa and the Jade Obelisk

The Biggest Problem in Publishing? The Invisibility of Black Women Writers

And how #WellReadBlackGirl is changing the game.

MC: What do you hope people will get from following WRBG?

GE: Whenever I read a book that speaks to me, I immediately want to tell the world about it. Every post [on Instagram] is about a writer I admire, a book I’ve read, or a title I’m adding to my “To Be Read” pile. When people use the hashtag #WellReadBlackGirl, it suddenly transforms the solitary experience of reading into a social activity.  

People are constantly looking for diverse reading recommendations. I spend a lot of time finding compelling content produced by Black women: new book releases, essays, poetry, culture writing, etc. I want WRBG to give these extraordinary writers a voice and introduce them to new audiences. Publishers need to fully acknowledge the role Black women play in literary culture. We’re creators, as well as consumers. We deserve that recognition.

Cover Reveal and $250 cash giveaway #booklover

Cover Reveal and $250 cash giveaway #booklover

We are rearing for our first release of the year Lesson That Taught Love, our first book in that’s Contemporary Romance( traditional romance that isn’t New Adult) and its quite different from our normal style of writing, so we hope people like it! But did you know we’re nearly complete with a second release? We just got the cover done for it, and it’s super pretty that we just had to share it!

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Day 4 of #authorlifemonth #authormonthlife created by the extraordinaire @missdahlelama my wips So I'm a little embarrassed that I have like 4, but in my defense, I work on wips with my writing partner @dos_twinjas so it'll never just be one wip cuz that's not how we roll😃 WIP 1: #NextChapter our sequel to #samepage, a NA contemporary romance WIP 2: #FTHS an erotic romance featuring an Afro Latina MC(y Cubana tambien) WIP 3: #Friendsthatstill , the sequel to #FTHS WIP 4: #Wanderthisworld ,our first attempt at NA erotic horror Such an exciting year of wips. What are yours???

Release Day Bliss: Same Page by G.L. Tomas

Release Day Bliss: Same Page by G.L. Tomas

So we’re super hush-hush about this, because all my bloggers friends who like Romance featuring diverse main characters, are folks we really admire and respect, and it just felt sleazy to market to folks, even though they may or may not be interested in a new read.

We’re kinda tired of the Romance we write. A lot of Romance that’s popular, and actually sells aren’t inclusive. Some readers don’t…

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So mad that when my hair was short and easy to straighten(once you reach mid length with 4c hair, it's just a challenge to straighten for me) I didn't do something amazing like this. 2016 i am definitely doing something amazing with my hair, color might be my weapon of choice. (Not me in pic, but her hair is bomb)