Oct 28, 2021

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10 Autumn Self-Care Ideas for BIPOC Writers

Fall into these self-care habits to empower your life and writing career

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We struggle to get published. Be widely read. And are often misunderstood.

Our pen is our sword and our sunflower. Being a storyteller as a BIPOC individual is about slaying and healing (or just entertaining) or all three.

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