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One Black Woman's Literary Revolution with N.D. Jones

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In this Black Writer Therapy podcast session, Ella welcomes an award-winning US Today bestselling author, N. D. JoneShe lives in Maryland with her family. N. D.'s Desire to see more novels with positive, sexy, three-dimensional black characters as soul mates, friends, and lovers drives her to create paranormal romance.

Website

Amazon Author Page

For the aspiring writers

00:08:37] Respecting history and family, reimagining stories.

[00:15:14] Difficult writing, deep emotions, authentic characters explored.

[00:21:46] Book transcends time, teaches, heals, and honors voices.

[00:25:41] Deliberate relationships shape characters in storytelling.

For White Allies

  1. What impact does a book's ability to transport readers back in time and create connections with the characters have on its relevance and effectiveness?
  2. How can symbolism in literature raise thought-provoking questions and engage readers on multiple levels?
  3. What does it mean for Black women writers to educate, heal, and give voice to marginalized experiences through their work?
  4. How can books written by Black women benefit not only Black readers but also white women and other audiences who may initially feel they can't relate to the content?

For Publishing Professionals

  1. What challenges do Black authors face in publishing, and how does the lack of diversity in traditional publishing impact the availability and exposure of diverse stories?
  2. Are there expectations for Black writers to create specific types of content, and how does limited choice in media consumption affect representation?
  3. Discuss the challenges of achieving true equality and foundational change in society, and how the current publishing industry may contribute to reinforcing certain norms and standards.

Thank you for joining us on the Black Writer Therapy Podcast! We hope you enjoyed today's episode and found inspiration in the stories and insights shared. If you loved what you heard, please leave us a review and recommend the show to your family and friends. Your support helps us continue to uplift and amplify the voices of Black women writers.

Questions or thoughts? Please email us at blackwritertherapy@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive updates and content. And be sure to check out our merch and join our vibrant community.

Until next time, remember writing is an intentional act of healing. Thanks for listening!

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#blackwomenwriters

Black Writer Therapy is affiliated with the Authentic Connections Network. This podcasting network was founded to amplify the voices that are missing from the landscape of podcasting.

The goal of the network is 37 by 27—increasing the number of women-hosted podcasts to 37% by 2027.

Over 65% of podcasts launched by the Authentic Connections Network have reached the top 10% of podcasts globally in their first month.

This network provides a community of support and mentoring to ensure that each show within its fold thrives and achieves longevity and success.

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Manage episode 368115775 series 3454344
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In this Black Writer Therapy podcast session, Ella welcomes an award-winning US Today bestselling author, N. D. JoneShe lives in Maryland with her family. N. D.'s Desire to see more novels with positive, sexy, three-dimensional black characters as soul mates, friends, and lovers drives her to create paranormal romance.

Website

Amazon Author Page

For the aspiring writers

00:08:37] Respecting history and family, reimagining stories.

[00:15:14] Difficult writing, deep emotions, authentic characters explored.

[00:21:46] Book transcends time, teaches, heals, and honors voices.

[00:25:41] Deliberate relationships shape characters in storytelling.

For White Allies

  1. What impact does a book's ability to transport readers back in time and create connections with the characters have on its relevance and effectiveness?
  2. How can symbolism in literature raise thought-provoking questions and engage readers on multiple levels?
  3. What does it mean for Black women writers to educate, heal, and give voice to marginalized experiences through their work?
  4. How can books written by Black women benefit not only Black readers but also white women and other audiences who may initially feel they can't relate to the content?

For Publishing Professionals

  1. What challenges do Black authors face in publishing, and how does the lack of diversity in traditional publishing impact the availability and exposure of diverse stories?
  2. Are there expectations for Black writers to create specific types of content, and how does limited choice in media consumption affect representation?
  3. Discuss the challenges of achieving true equality and foundational change in society, and how the current publishing industry may contribute to reinforcing certain norms and standards.

Thank you for joining us on the Black Writer Therapy Podcast! We hope you enjoyed today's episode and found inspiration in the stories and insights shared. If you loved what you heard, please leave us a review and recommend the show to your family and friends. Your support helps us continue to uplift and amplify the voices of Black women writers.

Questions or thoughts? Please email us at blackwritertherapy@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive updates and content. And be sure to check out our merch and join our vibrant community.

Until next time, remember writing is an intentional act of healing. Thanks for listening!

If you have a podcast and want some magic in your notes, click below to save time and energy.

This is an affiliate link. Castmagic

#blackwomenwriters

Black Writer Therapy is affiliated with the Authentic Connections Network. This podcasting network was founded to amplify the voices that are missing from the landscape of podcasting.

The goal of the network is 37 by 27—increasing the number of women-hosted podcasts to 37% by 2027.

Over 65% of podcasts launched by the Authentic Connections Network have reached the top 10% of podcasts globally in their first month.

This network provides a community of support and mentoring to ensure that each show within its fold thrives and achieves longevity and success.

  continue reading

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