Sadeqa Johnson

Spring 2023 Novels Centering Brave Women, Veiled Pasts and the Periphery of History

Many readers asked me why I chose to write historical fiction at the events I attended last year. I didn’t have enough time to elaborate, but if I could, I would trace back to my childhood in China, where I first encountered the genre. Growing up there, I perceived the…

Weina Dai RandelJanuary 5, 2023

Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: “Yellow Wife” Is a Powerful and Immersive Historical Novel

“Johnson achieves a powerful, unflinching account of determination in the face of oppression.” — Publishers Weekly —∞— One of the very best parts of being a writer is getting a glimpse into colleagues’ books in various states of pre-publication. I had the pleasure of hearing about Sadeqa Johnson’s concept for…

Aimie K. RunyanFebruary 25, 2021

Fiction Listicles

Forthcoming 2021 Women’s Fiction to Watch For

I'm looking forward to 2021 for more reasons than I can name — but great new reads are certainly at the top of the list! Of course, I'm also counting down the days until my own forthcoming release, Under The Southern Sky, hits shelves on April 20. In the meantime,…

Kristy HarveyJanuary 21, 2021

Fiction Listicles

Southern State of Mind: 6 Books Set in The Sultry South

The South and stories mingle together like a hive and honeybees. I’ve only lived in the Lover’s state of Virginia for a little bit, but I’ve come to appreciate the conversations with strangers at the grocery store, smiles as sweet as salt water taffy, and the slow dance of lazy…

Sadeqa JohnsonOctober 29, 2020

Listicles Miscellany

6 Books That You Didn’t Realize Are Actually Love Stories

It’s that time of year again, folks. Heart-shaped everything, red roses on backorder and the realization that it’s definitely too late now to break up with anyone you’re on the fence about without looking like a schmuck. (Sorry! But you know I’m right!) And maybe it’s because I’m not a…

Amy ImpellizeriFebruary 4, 2021

Listicles Miscellany

10 Independence Day Reads to Celebrate 245 Years

Every year on the Fourth of July, we commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which in 1776 pronounced the Colonies were sovereign states no longer subject to the rule of Britain. The document goes beyond the boundaries of government to famously declare that “all men are created equal,…

Friends & FictionJuly 2, 2021

Spring 2023 Novels Centering Brave Women, Veiled Pasts and the Periphery of History

Tall Poppy Review: “Yellow Wife” Is a Powerful and Immersive Historical Novel

Forthcoming 2021 Women’s Fiction to Watch For

Southern State of Mind: 6 Books Set in The Sultry South

6 Books That You Didn’t Realize Are Actually Love Stories

10 Independence Day Reads to Celebrate 245 Years

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