It's Never a Question of Experience with Emanuelle Marachal

In this session of Black Writer Therapy, Ella Shawn welcomes freelance fashion writer and curator of the Journal de Curioso (The Curious Journal) Substack Newsletter, Emanuelle Marachal, a Cameroonian-French expat living in South Italy.

Ella and Emanuelle cover the gambit regarding writing as diasporic African women writers, the global disconnect between European blacks, and the importance of fashion as a conduit for exploring European black culture and her family history.

1. "Fashion as a backdrop for cultural storytelling"

2. "Preserving black family stories for future generations"

3. "The audacity of Black women writers"

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Ella Shawn Creating Through Chaos: Natasha Bishop on Tenacity and Authenticity in Writing

In a heartfelt episode of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast, host Ella Shawn welcomes indie contemporary romance author Natasha Bishop for a candid conversation about writing, healing, and the power of storytelling. They explore Natasha's writing journey, her experience with self-publishing, and the challenges she faces as a Black woman writer.

Themes of personal growth, the importance of authentic, character-driven stories, and the support within the writing community are highlighted. The discussion concludes with mutual appreciation and plans for future collaborations, emphasizing the transformative power of writing.

10 Powerful Words

I was like, I might not be okay. I don't know.

Ella Shawn

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Over 65% of podcasts launched by the Authentic Connections Network have reached the top 10% of podcasts globally in their first month.

This network provides a community of support and mentoring to ensure that each show within its fold thrives and achieves longevity and success.

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Black Writer Therapy is affiliated with the Authentic Connections Network. This podcasting network was founded to amplify the voices that are missing from the landscape of podcasting.

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Over 65% of podcasts launched by the Authentic Connections Network have reached the top 10% of podcasts globally in their first month.

This network provides a community of support and mentoring to ensure that each show within its fold thrives and achieves longevity and success.