PUBLISH WORK
A small, deliberate library.
Each book begins with a question that lingers long after the final page.
Soul's Perception
A Novel
Soul understood people too well. She could recognize loneliness beneath arrogance, fear beneath anger, and desire beneath performance. But perception is not protection.
Set along the South Carolina coast, after Soul's death, her daughters Eden and Sable are left to untangle not only the mystery of who their mother was, but the ways her pain thoughtfully shaped the women they are becoming.
Atmospheric and emotionally incisive, Soul's Perception explores what remains after survival stops being the loudest thing in the room.
No One Taught Us How to Grieve
The Quiet Ache of Loss in a World That Moved On Too Quickly
There are no instructions for grief. No clear beginning. No clean ending. Instead, it arrives in moments, in memory, in silence, in the ordinary spaces where something once existed.
This book does not offer stages. It does not follow a timeline. It does not try to fix what you feel. It offers something else: recognition. Language for what has been felt but not always understood. A place to sit with what remains.
For anyone who has learned to move forward while carrying absence, this book is not about letting go. It is about learning how to hold what does not leave.
Loved Gently Enough to Leave
Learning to Recognize Love Without Pain
If you have spent years mistaking emotional instability for passion and endurance for devotion, you know the particular exhaustion of a trauma bond.
Through a blend of deeply personal narrative and psychological insight, this book guides you through the phantom weight of the aftermath and into the unshakable clarity of your own worth.
You are not behind, you are not broken, and you no longer have to negotiate with things that hurt you.
A Soft Place to Land
A Self-Paced Guide Through Heartbreak for the One Still Holding On
You didn't choose for it to end. But here you are — still feeling it, still holding on, still trying to move forward while a part of you remains behind.
Some days will ask you to sit with the pain. Some days will help you take your power back. Some days will remind you who you were before the loss — and who you are becoming after it.
This is not about getting over it. This is about learning how to carry what you feel without losing yourself in it.
How Do We Crown Our Kings
A Love Letter & A Long Prayer
“I wrote this for you before the world wrote its version of you.”
Through lyrical prose and enduring strength, this long-form poem moves between tenderness and truth, beauty and warning. It honors the fullness of Black boyhood while confronting the realities that surround it.
Written as both a love letter and a long prayer, this piece holds space for identity, legacy, and becoming.
The Liminal After
A Journal for What You Already Know
It doesn't arrive all at once. There is a moment when something has already shifted — even if you haven't said it out loud yet.
Through thoughtful, emotionally precise prompts, this journal walks you through the moment you realized something was already over, the stories you told yourself to make it make sense, and the truth you felt before you were ready to accept it.
You didn't need more time. You needed the truth.
A Note From The Imprint
For the reader seeking language for what is difficult to name.
Occasional letters on grief, healing, and the work of becoming — alongside notes on new books, spoken-word projects, and the reflections shaping the imprint.