Libraries house historical and cultural artifacts, offer unique architectural designs and provide a serene environment for visitors to relax and explore. They also host special events, such as author readings and exhibitions that attract locals and tourists alike. Many travelers like to explore libraries in different cities to get a glimpse of their extensive collections… Continue reading Libraries Around The World For The Reading Traveler
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Interested in an Erotic or Romance Novel? Check Out These by Black Authors
When you are heading down to the beach or someplace quiet on vacation, it is a perfect time to catch up on some reading. If you are in the mood for a novel that has a little spice, then there are tons of books on the market that will make you blush and clutch your… Continue reading Interested in an Erotic or Romance Novel? Check Out These by Black Authors
Green Book Inspired Travel Advice By Traveling While Black In Seattle
Marlie and Anthony Love started their YouTube channel and TikTok in the last couple of years. Traveling While Black In Seattle gives Black people thinking of moving to, or simply visiting the Pacific Northwest (PNW), an idea of places they should (and maybe shouldn’t) visit. They do reviews on restaurants, activities and attractions like museums and pop-ups. The two… Continue reading Green Book Inspired Travel Advice By Traveling While Black In Seattle
Children’s Book Author, J. Lee Shares How He Moved to Dubai Before Ever Even Visiting
Before ever even visiting Dubai, or anywhere in the United Arab Emirates, J. Lee accepted a job offer and moved to the country under a teaching contract. Lee had never even stepped foot outside of the United States when he took this job. Currently, on his sixth year of teaching there, Lee has now been… Continue reading Children’s Book Author, J. Lee Shares How He Moved to Dubai Before Ever Even Visiting
Books You Need To Travel With Depending On The Length Of Your Trip
Whether it’s on a road trip, long flight, short flight or even on a train ride we all need something to provide us with some sort of entertainment. What would be better entertainment then a book you can’t seem to put down? Here’s a list of some books you won’t be able to put down… Continue reading Books You Need To Travel With Depending On The Length Of Your Trip
Five Black-Owned Book Stores In London You Can Support
As the movement to fight for racial equality and awareness continues, there’s been a push to recognize the success within the Black community by honoring Black-owned businesses. One of the best ways to show your support for the Black Lives Matter Movement is to educate yourself about the history and culture from the lens of… Continue reading Five Black-Owned Book Stores In London You Can Support
50 In 50: Black-Owned Bookstores Across America
Black-owned bookstores in the U.S. went through a major decline in the past 20 years. According to Troy Johnson who runs the online book database The African American Literature Book Club, there were more than 325 black-owned bookstores in the U.S. in 1999. By 2014, the number of black-owned bookstores declined by 83%, leaving only… Continue reading 50 In 50: Black-Owned Bookstores Across America
This Queen Of Vacay Shares Tips For “Trippin” In New E-Books
Bria Celest, aka the Queen of Vacay, turned her ability to capture beautiful moments into a career in photography. Her work as a sought-after photographer afforded her the opportunity to travel the world while doing what she loved. Now, she’s sharing that love for travel and photography in two helpful e-books geared towards making globetrotting… Continue reading This Queen Of Vacay Shares Tips For “Trippin” In New E-Books
Kentucky’s Only Black-Owned Bookstore Struggles To Stay Open
Wild Fig Books and Coffee has a jam-packed schedule of weekly workshops, monthly comedy shows, and movie screenings that co-founder April Taylor is optimistic will help the struggling co-op survive the summer. It hasn’t been easy for Kentucky’s only Black-owned bookstore, which has transferred ownership several times since its first iteration closed in 2015. Located… Continue reading Kentucky’s Only Black-Owned Bookstore Struggles To Stay Open
Travel Hack: Return Books Bought In Airport Bookstores After Reading Them
Reading is a favorite past-time when you’re waiting on a flight or in the air, but books can be heavy and add unnecessary weight to your luggage. Next time you fly, take advantage of a little-known program offered by Paradies Lagardère, the company that operates 850 stores and 170 restaurants in more than 100 airports.… Continue reading Travel Hack: Return Books Bought In Airport Bookstores After Reading Them
Black Woman-Owned Bookstore In Chicago Offers Poets, Readers, And Artists A Space To Release
The newly opened Semicolon bookstore offers residents a place to take a pause and find community in the Windy City. The establishment had their grand opening last week and includes a community space and art gallery for Chicago’s thriving street art scene. Semicolon is one of only a handful of bookstores owned by women in… Continue reading Black Woman-Owned Bookstore In Chicago Offers Poets, Readers, And Artists A Space To Release
15 Amazing Books For Traveling Black Women
It’s summertime and peak traveling season. There’s no better time to crack open a new book than now. Why not shed light on various forms of literature changing the way women view the world? We compiled a reading list that includes a plethora of award-winning authors, journalists, and activist, sharing some of their most intimate… Continue reading 15 Amazing Books For Traveling Black Women
How The Nipsey Hussle Book Club Is Keeping The Marathon Going
Two months later, fans are still reeling after the murder of rapper and activist Nipsey Hussle. As the birthplace of the prolific musician and entrepreneur, the city of Los Angeles was especially devastated by this loss. Thankfully, two local fans are committed to passing the baton and keeping Nipsey’s marathon going by launching the Nipsey… Continue reading How The Nipsey Hussle Book Club Is Keeping The Marathon Going