Valentine R Book Two Update

Hello, good readers! I have some news regarding Valentine R: Book Two. The book is coming along much faster than I expected. I’m currently writing Chapter 11, so I’m almost …

Writing 3 Books At Once…And Crushing It

Spring is in the air, and a new month is upon us. I intend to make April one of my most productive months yet, by working on three books at …

The Hardcovers Are Coming…

Hello, dear readers! If you’ve followed me for any amount of time or poked around on this website, then you’re probably aware of how I publish my books. They’re available …

Rowdy is Coming to Patreon

Good morning, ladies and gents! Good news: Rowdy, the third book in the Our Lady of Righteous Rage series, is making its way to Patreon this Friday. Chapters 1 & …

Upgrade: New Covers for June Parris’ Books

Spring is just around the corner! Flowers will soon be in bloom. The grass will be bright and green. This made me think about the changes I’ve been making to …

Black Books and Black Authors: Walter Mosley

When the pandemic hit, I expected the public library where I currently work to shut down. Instead, we temporarily closed to the public while employees continued to report to work. …

Black Books and Black Authors: Ta-Nehisi Coates

In 2019 I borrowed a copy of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates from my local library. As soon as I read the first few pages, I knew …

Fortune’s Wing: Flies Again Landing on Patreon

Hello! I just wanted to share some news. The final book in the Fortune’s Wing series, Fortune’s Wing: Flies Again will make its way to the Woolaston Entertainment Patreon Page starting Friday, February 23. The first two chapters will be available to everyone to read. The remaining chapters are for Patrons! Enjoy!

Writing Roots: The Original Valentine

When I last posted about Valentine‘s Writing Roots I talked about the led to the creation of Valentine. The characters in the Miskako Kanna series and in Vengeance Angel Yuka …

Black Books and Black Authors: Octavia Butler

Growing up, I didn’t think there were any Black women writers of Science Fiction. I didn’t discover Octavia Butler until I was an adult, and I wish I had discovered …