10 Black Women Writers You Should Read Right Now
These next-generation literary lights deserve to be on your radar
The ZORA Canon, our first-of-its-kind list of the 100 most important books written by Black American women, celebrates established literary giants. To shine a light on the next generation of greats, we asked a few of our contributors and columnists — Feminista Jones, L’Oreal Thompson Payton, Erika Stallings, and Danielle Jackson — to point us toward the writers whose literary futures they believe are shining most brightly. Here are their selections.
Anoa Changa, an Atlanta-based attorney and political analyst, has written on topics ranging from the challenges of being an activist to voter suppression in Georgia to the 2020 presidential nominees.
Recommended reading: “Georgia’s Voting Machine ‘Reform’ Is a Threat to Free and Fair Elections”
Andie J. Christopher is a USA Today bestselling author of romance novels, including Not the Girl You Marry, Not That Kind of Guy, the “One Night in South Beach” series, and Full Contact.
