I had a blast discussing my work, black literary figures, and historical icons with Rachel Howzell Hall, Jervey Tervalon, and Lisa Teasley.

This movie starts as thriller and ends as horror.

I'm delighted to participate in the series opener for WeHo Reads 2024 alongside some of my favorite authors.

Join me Friday, Feb. 2 at Noon EST for a free virtual reading and book giveaway with Strong Women - Strange Worlds.

I am over the moon! My story, “Bridget Has Disappeared,” will be translated into Italian for Independent Legions’ Molotov Magazine #5.

A horror double feature. One is a fun film. The other is a found footage movie with body horror galore.

I’m always excited to discover a positive review of my work.

To call this book’s open frightening is an understatement.

This has all the things!

I’m delighted that two of my works are eligible for awards this year.

I highly recommend this anthology.

I am grateful to Oakland’s A Great Good Place for Books for hosting the SF Bay chapter of the Horror Writers Association.

I’m grateful that Jennifer Anne Gordon stopped by to answer four questions amid the launch of her latest collection, The Japanese Box: Tales of Grief and Horror.

I enjoyed discussing the creative process for my short story collection on The Write Process, a podcast from the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program.

When I tell you I’m excited about the author stopping by Tamika Talks Terror today, it’s an understatement. Kenya Moss-Dyme is one of my favorite horror authors, and I can’t wait to read her upcoming work.

I got to the end and immediately wanted to re-read the entire book.

I’m pleased to share that I’ll be participating in this virtual reading on Friday, November 3rd at Noon Eastern.

I’m listening to Season 19, Episode 20, which I recommend to everyone.

If you’re in the SF Bay area, come out to A Great Good Place for Books for a spooky reading on Thursday, October 26th, at 7pm.

If FAFO were a movie, this would be it.