It’s Black History Month ! Fill your TBR stack for the year with this collection of books from writers you may know and others who might be new to you. Please share, purchase, shout, review, and give these writers a follow.
Storytelling has been a way to preserve history and heritage, however, we are living in a time of erasure. Now more than ever we must support writers and books that are in the margins or banned. Change starts with us.

How Long ‘Til Black Future Month? by N.K. Jemisin
Hollow Tongue by Eden Royce
The Bug Collector by Wrath James White
Hell Hath No Sorrow Like a Woman Haunted by RJ Joseph
Indigent by Briana N Cox
Midnight Rooms by Donyae Coles
Flowers by The Sea by Zin E. Rocklyn
Sistah Samurai by Tatiana Obey
Ring Shout by P. Djeli Clark
Lone Women by Victor LaValle
The Conjuring of America by Lindsey Stewart
Ghost in a Black Girl’s Throat by Khalisa Rae
The Poison We Drink by Bethany Baptiste
I Accidentally Hooked Up With A Vampire by Jessica Cage
Bastards of The Bayou by Donald R. Guillory
Invisible Chains by Michelle Renee Lane
Missing White Woman by Kellye Garrett
There’s No Way I’d Die First by Lisa Springer
The Queen of Saturn And The Prince in Exile by Errick Nunnally
The Curse of Hester Gardens Tamika Thompson
Rootwork by Tracy Cross
How To Recognize A Demon Has Become Your Friend by Linda Addison
Jackal by Erin E. Adams
That Time I Got Drunk And Yeeted A Love Potion At A Werewolf by Kimberly Lemming
Becoming by Michelle Obama
Buffalo Soldier by Maurice Broaddus
The Road to Woop Woop and other stories by Eugen Bacon
The Fraud by Zadie Smith
Clairviolence by Mo Moshaty
King of Ashes by S.A. Cosby
Make Me A Monster by Kalynn Bayron
Listen to Your Sister by Neena Viel
The Rat King: A Book of Dark Poetry by Sumiko Saulson
Dead First by Johnny Compton
Telecommuting by L. Marie Wood
A Killing Fire by Faye Snowden
All Things Violent by Nikki Dolson
The Macabre by Kosoko Jackson
From Staircase to Stage by Raekwon and Anthony Bozza
The West of Damnation by Jalen Tellis














































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