New Work Alert!!! I’m Happy I Didn’t Marry That Jerk
Read this fun-filled chick lit novel about a couple who finds themselves in a sticky love triangle in Johannesburg, South Africa. You can read here on Wattpad. Check out the book trailer.
New Work Alert!!! Zinobia
The new YA epic fantasy short fiction series, Zinobia. The kingdom of Xon and the Kingdom of Zia had been in a forced agreement for the past 500 years. Just as those forced occupancies happen, the people of Zia were infuriated at first. Slowly but surely the relationship between the lands of Xon and Zia [...]
May: Indie Publishing Series
Soooo I’ve decided to post monthly updates about my indie publishing adventures to keep myself accountable to myself and you, MY READERS!! I decided to follow the indie publishing route because I love the freedom involved in the indie publishing model. Albeit, I ultimately want a hybrid publishing model. Creating content is the easy part for [...]
Need to Apologize?
I think the form of letter writing is lost, thus, I’ve launched my stationery line Denwit Stationery. Who doesn’t like receiving a card or letter in the mail except weird people? I love cards, letters, and overall showing people that you’re thinking about them. While there are some things that are easier said than others, apologizing [...]
Grown Women Standing on Tippy Toes
Tippy Toes Surrounded by yesterday’s snowflakes A chestnut colored pool Replaces Crisp, white plumy streamers Molded into snow angels Today means tears wiped away Grown woman standing on Tippy toes to find herself Sharing deep secrets with lovers Like lassies at recess Bursting through cocoon mesh One stomp at a time only to Emerge a [...]
Throwback: The Hunt (A Short Story)
I wrote this in high school. It’s quite funny to read now. You can tell I just read Edgar Allan Poe. Here goes… I was trained from an infant for this, my first hunt. When I successfully annihilated my first prey, I became an accepted member of my family. Unbeknownst to my friends, [...]
To the Deltas: Happy Centennial
My mama said if she woulda had the chance, she woulda been a Delta. Because her favorite color was red. Nevermind the service, sisterhood, or prestige. Because she likes red, being a Delta, would be just fine with her. Because she likes red. And knowing what you like should be simple, but its not. My [...]
One Drop Issue No. 1 Literary Magazine Review
I call One Drop a literary magazine with flair. The creator and founder Kana Gaines calls it a journal. Like a well-put together CD, complete with transitions and skits, One Drop moves between poetry, pictures, and artist interviews. In the cover poem, Gaines confesses, “Most times I want it all. But in my soul all I know [...]
Free Heart by Shacora Moore
As soon as you start reading Free Heart, Shacora Moore hits you with heavy stuff. This 124- page novel is packed full of power and healing. Free Heart follows the story of orphan Rita Heart who is fighting the power of God in her life. An orphan placed in a state home, 14-year-old Heart [...]
The Mandatory Thanksgiving Post (nvm the timing)
This thanksgiving, I’m grateful to be here. Around this time last year, I was not in a happy place. Long story short, I was miserable in a graduate program for which I drove 12 hours after my grandmother’s funeral to attend. I didn’t know how to achieve what I wanted out of life. However, I’m [...]
