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The 277th episode of the Reading & Writing podcast features an interview with T. R. Ragan.
T.R. Ragan (Theresa Ragan) is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal Bestselling author. Ragan’s latest novel is DON’T MAKE A SOUND.
Expand Your Reading
Here’s a great list of African-American mystery writers from the Los Angeles Public Library.
Charles Saunders is an African-American author and journalist currently living in Canada. He’s best known for his Imaro sword-and-sorcery novels.
From the jacket description of Imaro:
Imaro is heroic fantasy like it’s never been done before. Based on Africa, and African traditions and legends, Charles Saunders has created Nyumbani (which means “home” in Swahili), an amalgam of the real, the semi-real, and the unreal. Imaro is the name of the larger-than-life warrior, an outcast, who travels across Nyumbani, searching for a home.
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