Blackwriters Stories

Joe Means and the rest of the Time Keepers are back and ready to protect the world again. This time, however, their biggest opponents will be each other and themselves. The adventure continues in Book 2! KB2 Productions SpiderWriters Studios 12/31/2020

Tracing my thoughts, raw and pure. Capturing a true story.

Growing up privileged was easier than young Zion Bennett thought, until he was left with a daughter to take care of after the passing of his high school sweetheart. He didn't know much about loving women until his daughter came into the world. Now it's years later & he's looking for somebody to share his life with.

Grandmama has gone wild! Three siblings watch their grandmother reflect on her life, while on a frenzy with her fears for her grandchildren's future during the period following slavery.

I've replaced cigarettes for you but turns out both are toxic.

" If you love something you should let it free, if it comes back it was meant to be. " Unknown.

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The light has prevailed once before. Alas, darkness brews in the horizon once again but this time, there's a surprise in store. The story, inspired by the stars themselves, is a tale of heroism, loss, betrayal and companionship - do our young heroes' spirits burn bright enough to have what it takes?

Are you finding it hard to describe black characters? Do you need a bit of help? Are you curious of this campaigns guide? Do you want to create more black characters? Check this book out! To find your questions being answered. highest rank: #1 in non-fiction writer & owner; @toyabright

Logan Smith, 28, intersex. Have a daughter. Lost her sister. Loving and caring to the core. Liliana Dante, 32, straight asf, billionaire, workaholic, irresistible, cold-hearted single bitch. Let's read people.. 😋😘

📅 August 3, 2025 📚 Genre: Emotional / Reflective / Spiritual Realism 🔗 Grab it FREE on Amazon Kindle ⸻ What happens when sorrow walks in and never asks to leave? When Sorrow Visits: Do Not Hook Up Hookdown™ is a soul-deep, raw, and reflective journey through grief, healing, and the quiet strength it takes not to escape - but to face. This book isn't about fixing yourself. It's about feeling fully. About choosing not to "hook up" with quick fixes or distractions - and instead, "hooking down" into truth, pain, healing, and culture. Whether you're going through heartbreak, family loss, identity struggles, or just trying to stay soft in a hard world - this book is for you. ⸻ ✨ Why Read It? • Beautiful, honest prose • Spiritually and emotionally resonant • A perfect companion for silent nights and heavy mornings • It's FREE today only! 📥 Download & Support: https://a.co/d/hdcUBHa 💬 Leave a review if it moves you 💌 Share it with someone else who needs it ⸻ ❤️ For the quiet ones. The feelers. The thinkers. The ones who carry too much and keep going anyway. #FreeBook #WattpadReaders #HookUpHookdown #WhenSorrowVisits #HealingReads #EmotionalFiction #SpiritualRealism #ReadForFree

su•per•no•va a star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass. two people coming together to overcome their pasts while collectively creating a love that grows and grows. will they explode? or create something beautiful in the process?

Sick of being trapped in this emotionally abusive situationship

The one I recommend She grew up being nobody's choice. No family. No safety net. Just a girl who learned early that the world does not come looking for you. So when a man on a dating app looked - really looked - and saw her, Marya let herself believe it was finally her turn. He was kind. Patient. Careful with her in a way nobody had ever been careful. So when Joon asked her to leave everything and move to Seoul - she said yes. What she didn't know was that somewhere in Korea a woman who the world adored had written seventeen pages about her hunger. That the man she loved had a notebook with her name on the first page and a strategy on every page after. That the kindness was constructed. The patience was strategic. And the life she was building in a city she was learning to love had been designed around her before she arrived. Wonjang. He never gave it a name because naming it made it too real. Used. Documented. Discarded. While the people who built her fall walk free - Marya disappears. And when she returns she is no longer the girl they chose as their instrument. She is the woman who is going to burn it down. WONJANG is a story about what poverty does to hunger. About what power does to people. And about what happens when the wrong person finally meets someone impossible to destroy.

This interview book is for the amazing, talented, and sometimes under-appreciated black writers who have that magic *snaps fingers* and that fire of love for writing. If you think you have that vibe or that feel, contact us, but please make sure that you've given full support to the past writers that have been interviewed already. Thank you and have a marvelous day. "When you know your name, you should hang on to it for unless it is noted down and remembered then it will die when you do."- Toni Morrison (Song Of Solomon) -mani☆

A poem about heartbreak, realization, and walking away with your dignity. For every woman who gave too much and learned to love herself more.

online diary of a lil gay confused girl <3

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