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Book Reviews, LGBTQIA, Memoir

Book Review: How the Boogeyman Became a Poet

Posted on23 February, 202422 February, 2024

Title: How the Boogeyman Became a Poet Author: Tony Keith Jr.   Genres:  Memoir Pages: 341 Publisher: Katherine Tegan Books Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available now Summary: Poet, […] Read More

Book Lists, Horror, Thriller

Happy Black History Month!

Posted on2 February, 2024

This Black History Month I’d like to celebrate the genre that makes us jump at every unknown noise, brings us nightmares, and has us up late turning the page in […] Read More

Book Lists

Black Mermaids, Miles Morales, and Black Horror – Oh My!

Posted on14 June, 2023

For Black folks, the summer movie season started off great. First The Little Mermaid opened and folks all over were “wanting to be a part of her world.” A week […] Read More

Book Lists, Category, Romance

Celebrating Black Love

Posted on22 February, 2023

On this last week of Black History Month, and with February also being the month of love, I’d thought I’d highlight some YA romance that I’ve enjoyed the past year […] Read More

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Banned Books Week

Posted on20 September, 202228 January, 2023

It’s Banned Books week and of course, we at Rich in Color couldn’t not let this week pass without sharing some book recommendations for you, or bringing you information and […] Read More

Book Reviews, Non-Fiction

Book Review: Call & Response: The Story of Black Lives Matter

Posted on28 January, 202230 January, 2023

Title: Call & Response: The Story of Black Lives Matter Author: Veronica Chambers and Jennifer Harlan Genres:  Non-fiction Pages: 152 Publisher: Versify Review Copy: ARC by publisher Availability: Available now […] Read More

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