How We Do It: Black Writers on Craft, Practice, and Skill

In a compelling collection, over thirty esteemed Black writers share their insights on the art and craft of writing. The anthology is a celebration of diverse voices, each contributing their unique perspectives on storytelling, creativity, and the writing process. Through personal essays and reflections, these authors offer readers a glimpse into their practices, struggles, and triumphs in the literary world.

The contributors, including notable figures like Nikki Giovanni and David Omotosho Black, delve into their experiences, exploring the intersections of identity, culture, and artistry. Their narratives illuminate the challenges they face and the resilience they cultivate, providing inspiration for both aspiring writers and seasoned professionals.

This book stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of Black literature, showcasing not only techniques and skills but also the deeply personal journeys that inform their craft. It encourages reflection and connection, inviting readers to engage with the voices that have shaped and continue to influence the landscape of American literature.