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The author is smiling and holding up her book Twin Flames. On the right side is a closer image of the cover. Two young women are standing and flames are swirling around them.
Fantasy, Interviews

Interview with Olivia Abtahi

Posted on6 September, 20246 September, 2024

Olivia Abtahi, author of contemporary novels Perfectly Parvin and Azar on Fire, just released a new book and this time it’s a fantasy. We’re so glad that she was willing […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Interview with Seema Yasmin

Posted on28 June, 202426 June, 2024

We are please to have Seema Yasmin today, author of Unbecoming, a novel about the fight for body autonomy, which arrives on bookshelves on July 9th. I remember seeing Seema […] Read More

Cover of the book True Love and other impossible odds. Two young woman are standing outside on a porch in the evening with slight smiles as they stare at one another. There are twinkle lights on the roof of the building behind them an da light on inside. Above is a pink to purple sky with stars.
Contemporary, Interviews, LGBTQIA, Romance

Interview with Christina Li

Posted on15 May, 202413 May, 2024

Today we welcome Christina Li to Rich in Color. Christina is the author of the recently released book True Love and Other Impossible Odds. [Our review can be found here.] […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Interviews

Interview with Janice Lynn Mather

Posted on1 May, 202430 April, 2024

Today we have author Janice Lynn Mather sharing with us all about her new novel “Where was Goodbye?” that publishes next Tuesday, April 30th. The novel is an exploration of […] Read More

Interviews

Interview with Charlene Allen

Posted on30 March, 202329 March, 2023

Everyone, please welcome Charlene Allen to Rich in Color! We’re excited to have her here to talk about her novel, PLAY THE GAME, which came out earlier this year: Play […] Read More

Book Cover. Five young people in school uniforms sitting or lying on the grass in front of a very sturdy looking set of brick buildings. Female presenting people are in skirts. Other two are in long pants. There is ivy on some of the buildings and trees of various heights along the sidewalk. There are also a few clouds in a light blue sky above the building. The title is in cursives over the bottom portion of the picture. A quote is printed, "Abdi Nazemian is a true artist, writing about beauty, hope, courage, and the most vulnerable parts of being human." Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling author of Daisy Jones & the Six.
Interviews

Q & A with Abdi Nazemian

Posted on2 February, 20221 February, 2022

We’re excited to feature Abdi Nazemian today sharing about his new novel THE CHANDLER LEGACIES that will be releasing on Feb. 15th. Summary: Beth Kramer is a “townie” who returns […] Read More

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