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Here’s the thing about new books: They are the catalysts that inspire readers to try, do, and feel new things. “Black Girl Magic” is not just something that exists as a campaign or chant at rallies, but something to hold onto within ourselves and use to catapult over whatever obstacles come our way. The books released this week give us so much Black girl magic, it’s hard to keep track. There is Jasmine Mans’ Black Girl, Call Home, a collection of poetry detailing her experiences as a queer Black woman and navigating her identity. Act Your Age, Eve Brown is the third installment of...

These are the most-anticipated romance novels coming out in March 2021.

Ravens News 1/1: Matchup Preview and more Despite their injury issues on defense, the Ravens have allowed just 20.0 points per game, the fourth-fewest in the NFL, and 338.7 yards per game, the ninth-fewest in the NFL. They’ve also held opponents to just a 35.2% third-down conversion rate, the second-lowest in the NFL. However, with Yannick Ngakoue, Jimmy Smith, and Marcus Peters all hurt, the Ravens are in a precarious position. Cincinnati has already ruled out their starting quarterback and running back, Joe Burrow and Joe Mixon, for this game, while Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd are question...

0 comments There are plenty of reasons to be excited for 2021. Not least among them: all the amazing books headed our way. While you all know we love a comic, this list nods to all the prose titles we cannot wait to get our hands on. From radical romance to dark thrillers to reimaginings of classic literature, this list has it all. And if you’re a fan of some of our favorite fantasy series like the Grishaverse, Kingdom of Souls, and Happily Ever Afters by Elise Bryant Balzer + Bray Tessa Johnson loves romance novels even if she never sees herself in their pages. She also adores writing,...

Talia Hibbert Keeps On Writing On By Zoraida Córdova | Dec 11, 2020 For a brief period, Talia Hibbert thought she was going to be a lawyer. Now, a little over three years since graduating from the University of Leicester in her native U.K., Hibbert, 24, is a bestselling author about to see her 18th novel published. Act Your Age, Eve Brown (Avon, Mar. 2021) follows a woman who is described in the book as “a certified hot mess” with purple hair. After she botches an interview for a head chef job at a charming B&B, she winds up in a fender bender with the B&B’s ow...