Ella D. Curry has created many opportunities for writers and readers. I recently spoke with her about her about all things books.
Grab the Kids and Check Out Free Summer Movies in the Magic City
School is officially out for the summer here in the Magic City. If you’re looking for ways to entertain the kiddos and to stay cool, check out these free and low-cost movies family movies in the Magic City.
Chandra Sparks Splond Shares Four Ways to Make Peace with Your Past
I’ve been hurt. More than once. I’ve sometimes held on to those hurts longer than I care to admit. One thing I’ve learned is that in order to move forward in life, I had to let go of past hurts. Here are four ways I’ve made peace with my past:
Debrah Lynette Chavis Shares the “Tale” That Changed Her Life
Clergy and accounts payable analyst Debrah Lynette Chavis found strength in the book that changed her life.
Chandra Sparks Splond Offers Real Talk About Depression
I’m a very private person, but I feel the need to share this in hopes that it will help someone who is going through.
Author Suzette D. Harrison Finds “Joy” in Urban Christian Romance
Award-winning author Suzette D. Harrison is back, and this time she’s bringing lots of joy to the urban Christian romance genre. I recently spoke with Harrison.
Angela Chandler-Norward Wants to Help You Plan the Perfect Vacation
Whether you want a quick weekend getaway or you’re planning the trip of your dreams, now’s the perfect time to think about your next vacation.
Reporter Jacqueline J. Holness Doesn’t “Sleep” On the Book that Changes Her Life
Reporter Jacqueline J. Holness has read her share of great nonfiction books, but once she tried a new genre, she discovered a book that changed her life.
Join Chandra Sparks Splond in Saying a Prayer for Graduates
Is it just me, or does the school year seem to be getting shorter every year? The end of the school year means lots of celebrations as students prepare for summer and transition from one grade or phase of life to the next. Today, please join me in saying a prayer for our graduates.
I Did It: I Faced My Grad School Fear
It’s been a long school year. This time last year, I was sitting around talking with my boo thang when I had the ah-ha moment that I need to go to grad school.
