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February 6, 2017

Monday News: Marley Dias, literary agent files suit, polyamory, and reading more books

JanetPublishing News#1000blackgirlbooks / book deals / literary agent / polyamory / publishing lawsuit / romantic love / ways to read more6 Comments

Marley Dias, the 12-Year-Old Founder of #1000BlackGirlBooks, Is Writing a Book of Her Own – In a world where it sometimes seems like everyone is writing a book, I’m glad one of those people is Marley Dias, whose #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign was both brilliant and ballsy, and clearly this girl has some things ... more >

February 26, 2016

Friday News: Challenging the status quo

JanetPublishing News#1000blackgirlbooks / diversity / Islam / Nigeria / publishing / Self-publishing / Simon & Schuster2 Comments

The Subversive Women Who Self-Publish Novels Amid Jihadist War – For almost thirty years now, Kano market literature has been a force in northern Nigeria’s cultural marketplace, and its most popular books are written by Hausa women. Some even feature adultery and other taboo subjects, and authors are now utilizing self-publishing technologies to produce ... more >

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