Nana Nkweti

Randi Braun is shaking things up for women in business. She’s the CEO of her own company, Something Major, a leadership and advisory firm, and a certified executive coach...

I grew up listening to my parent’s stories—stories that featured ghosts. My mother told me about the lagahoo who is a half human, half animal shapeshifter who walks at...

It is the bible of women’s sports history. It is both a tribute to women in history but also an eye-opener as to how the female image has been...

Most people who write want to get published, but how does that happen? There is always big publishers, but just getting heard by these giants can be a challenge...

Anne Yoder released her first novel, The Enhancers, in October 2022. I had the opportunity to interview her about how she juggles her pharmacy job and her writing to...

\The epilogue to Paul W. Williams’ memoir, Harvard, Hollywood, Hitmen, and Holymen, contains eight lists of “important practical things” he’s learned in his over seven decades on this planet.

Poetry is a powerful catalyst for lots of things, especially empathy and a deeper understanding of self. Perfect Black, a debut poetry collection from Crystal Wilkinson is a beautiful...

Writing in an entertaining way is difficult – especially when writing short stories, due to the limited space. Wendy Wimmer's "Entry Level" succeeded this challenge!

The daughter of African immigrants, Nana Nkweti’s life adventures are as eclectic as her writing style. Get to know her and her debut book "Walking on Cowrie Shells" here.