The privilege of providing publishing and printing to fellow Black authors has not only created an opportunity to help others. The personal growth itself is sacred.

This was born from frustration. Seeing some of the most creative, documented work placed on Amazon, reduced to sections like “Rosa Parks,” simply because there were no other options. Even Black publishers, at times, have to send their work off to corporate printers when it is time to produce.

Before committing to my first book Generational Curses: Trauma Letters From Our Time to Yours, I made a pledge to the ancestors to keep the work entirely in Black hands, from visualization to existence itself. That was the beginning of Bloodline Publishing.

Since then, we’ve had the honor of publishing a soulful Black poet from New Jersey, currently preparing a Queen’s debut work, her own spiritual expression through words.

And now, another connection has been…