Saturday, April 14 from 2-4 p.m. join Women Writing for a Change and Jennifer Wolfe for an open house/open mic at 1610 Osceola Street, Jacksonville, FL (in lovely, historic Riverside.) See details here.

The Authors Showcase has released its Why Give? Anthology. Check it out here.

Nikesha Elise Williams will be at RAM (Riverside Arts Market) on Saturday, April 14th,  from 10-3 p.m. selling and signing copies of Four Women.

About the Novel:

Soleil St. James, Dawn Anthony, Ebony Jones, and Dr. Jonelle “Johnnie” Edwards all live, work, and love in Jacksonville, Florida. The women from four different backgrounds are bonded when their worlds collide after one event both tragic and triumphant, brings them together and tests them in ways they’ve never imagined.

In a post Ray Rice, Trayvon Martin, Jordan Davis, and Michael Brown world Soleil, Dawn, Ebony and Jonelle all question their place as African-American women. Is the Black woman still the mule of the world? Can justice be served when the suspect is also the victim, and the victim has a hidden criminal history? In a world where stand your ground is immunity from prosecution for murder, or a license to kill, and domestic violence is scarcely recognized, what options does any one woman have?

About the Author:

Nikesha Elise Williams is an Emmy award winning news producer and author. She was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She attended The Florida State University where she graduated with a B.S. in Communication: Mass Media Studies and Honors English Creative Writing. In addition to winning an Emmy, Nikesha also won the Florida Associated Press Broadcasters award for Best Breaking News in 2014. Nikesha lives in Jacksonville, Florida, but you can always find her online at www.newwrites.com,

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Nikesha Elise Williams

www.newwrites.com

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