I have very distinct memories of Black History Month in the primary grades: reading about Martin Luther King Jr., watching movies about Jackie Robinson, and painting a lot of clasped hands in different shades of paint. Now I know that, as a writer, the most significant way for me to celebrate this month is to revel in the rich words and reflections of African-American authors. Celebrating Black History Month might be just the muse you need for your own writing. After all, Black history is a huge field that connects different time periods, perspectives, styles, continents, and topics; books written by…
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When you are dealing with the passing of a loved one, the last thing you want to do is write a book about your testimonial highlighting your loss. It was the farthest from Lynn Foy’s mind when she suffered back-to-back losses, with the death of her mother Verla to congestive heart failure and then, a short time later, losing her fiancée Terence to murder. God, however, had a purpose for her grief and guided Lynn to write her pain and healing journey for her first published book, Twelve Days Later. “This book was all God using me as a vessel,”…
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She was an attorney thriving in her career until one day God called her to do His work. Ever since that fateful beckoning, speaker and Xulon Press author Olawunmi Biriyok hasn’t regret one step of her new journey […]
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Our Xulon Press Successful Author Spotlight today features pastor, international speaker, author, educator, mentor, leader, and entrepreneur Phinehas Kinuthia, who pastors Global Enlightenment Center Church in Houston, Texas […]