Michael Guinn, MSW, presents A Calling: From The Heart Of A Man Who Screams, a collection of poems, stories, and famous quotes. He is a well-known Spokenword Artist and author. It is a compelling narrative that explores themes of resilience and triumph...

Set in Newark, New Jersey, during the early 1980s, The Empty Chair is an emotional African American family saga about love, addiction and recovery, faith, second chances, and the extraordinary strength found inside an ordinary family.Nineteen-year-old...

In this striking debut collection, Espann James traces the path of a storm through the landscape of memory, family, and selfhood. Structured in four movements - Gale, Squall, Derecho, Calm - these poems move from the first unsettling gusts of change...

In Relentless Pursuit: The Evolution of Me is the second installment in the In Relentless Pursuit anthology series, bringing together the voices of Black women who courageously share their journeys of transformation and becoming. Through deeply personal...

Olivia Dorsey Peacock's but first, water navigates the weight of perfection, identity, and inheritance. At once an examination of and a balm for the self, these poems ask readers how they nourish and center themselves despite the burden of expectation...

What if the most influential architects of modern American pop culture weren't the ad men of Mad Men, but the unsung Black creatives who built their own ad agencies in the shadows of Jim Crow?"Pitch Black: The best Black ads of the past 50+ years, " a...

What if the most influential architects of modern American pop culture weren't the ad men of Mad Men, but the unsung Black creatives who built their own ad agencies in the shadows of Jim Crow?"Pitch Black: The best Black ads of the past 50+ years, " a...

Born in 1919 in the Black community of Weymouth Falls, Nova Scotia, Harold Cromwell was a descendant of the Black Loyalists who settled in the area in 1783. He was also a prolific folk artist with an acute talent for observation. His meticulous, textured...

Ten-year-old Olinde Ukuthiywa has always felt like she doesn't quite belong. Her name means "one waiting to be named," and while other children's names carry stories and meaning, hers only reminds her that her story hasn't begun yet. She dreams of having...

'This book is urgent, essential, accessible and it needs to be on every art history reading list' BERNARDINE EVARISTO'Thorough, accessible, essential' KATY HESSEL'Bold, eloquent, personal and clear-eyed, Akinkugbe is a major new voice in writing about...

A profile of a Black artillery bombardier reveals diverse colonial African-American contributions to the American Revolution and their enduring impact on local communities.A young white boy comes home from watching a reenactment battle at the Brandywine...