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I'm a writer, which amounts to being a small business owner attempting to make a (meager) living off my writing. So once a week, I share one of my books in case it might resonate with some of you.

The Last Priestess of Malia is historical fiction: The people of Crete fight to save their culture and their values from the onslaught of foreign conquerors. I'll be honest, it's not light reading. But I think it's relevant for our times, perhaps painfully so.

Details and content warnings here: https://www.lauraperryauthor.com/the-last-priestess-of-malia

I’m looking for other black who have a coming out later this year. If that’s you (or there’s a book by a black author you’re looking forward to) post your B&N preorder link in my comments. I’ll promote it tomorrow on my socials/Substack (We’ll do Bookshop later)

Consider this my own, personal programming

Here’s mine:
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https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-great-mann-kyra-davis-lurie/1146247874?ean=9780593800867

Read CELESTIAL MONSTERS by Aiden Thomas if you love the aftermath, road trips, dysfunctional pantheons, delightful anarchists, dismantling systems of oppression, queer love, questioning authority, baking, cryptids, cenotes,vengeance, forgiveness, tiny birds & new beginnings.

ALSO: if you need a reminder that trans people are strong, joyful, brilliant, messy & beautiful, ALL of Aiden Thomas' books are a must read, but this duology in particular.

@bookstodon