Novels

Not since Terry McMillan’s Breaking Ice have so many African-American writers been brought together in one volume. More info →

Eric Jerome Dickey is back with a sexy, fast-paced novel about grifters and con artists, brothers and sisters, looking for love and making ends meet-on the wrong side of the law... More info →

Black Silk is filled with lush, sexy stories featuring heroines who are overwhelmingly in control of their love lives and unabashed about their libidinous appetites. The stories are written by the best Black American erotic authors. More info →

Griots Beneath the Baobab, the latest anthology published by International Black Writers and Artists of Los Angeles (IBWA-LA) More info →

After seven happy years, Nicole has dumped her boyfriend (who narrates) and fallen in love with a woman. But she can't help trying to entice her former love back into her life. More info →

Mothers & Sons : A Celebration in Memories, Stories, and Photographs More info →

Boldly sexy, raucously funny, and unfailingly honest-all readers will be able to identify with, and fall in love with, these original stories from the hottest male voices in African-American Fiction. More info →

Eric Jerome Dickey's devoted readers won't be disappointed with Liar's Game. More info →

"Wonderfully written . . . Dickey is able to make each character's voice smooth, unique, and genuine . . . it's a solid, enjoyable, layered book." --The Washington Post Book World (on Cheaters) More info →

"Frothy and fun . . . Dickey scores with characters who come to feel like old friends . . . After the last page is turned you'll still have plenty to savor." -Essence (on Milk in My Coffee) More info →

Following on the heels of Sister, Sister, Dickey has crafted another fine novel of love and friendship. This one involves two Los Angeles couples whose lives intersect as they search for happiness. More info →

Dickey tells the story of three adult siblings whose adventures in love cause them to lose their patience but not their sense of humor. His novel shows that there is a difference between knowing the right thing to do and finding the will to do it. More info →