BlogHer Features My Piece on 10 Black Women to Read as part of #WeNeedDiverseBooks Movement

You may read my essay "10 Black Writers to Read Now" over at BlogHer if you haven't done so here. Thank you!

My Story IN 21 DAYS as part of Winter Tangerine Review’s “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” Project

Proud for the beautiful opportunity to be featured in this project published by Winter Tangerine Review. My story "In 21 Days" appears. I wrote the story to provide my energy to the reality of a disproportionate number of Black Americans who are sentenced to hard time or who await the death penalty.

Terpischore’s Atrium with Kalisha Buckhanon

I am happy and blessed to share my interview with Shinjini Bhattacharjee, Editor-in-Chief of the fine new literary journal Hermeneutic Chaos, which published a portion of my new novel with much encouragement and interest in it (all writers need that thumbs up!). My interview appears in the journal's companion blog Morphemic Morphology. I hope our words inspire you. Blessings, Kalisha

My work on ID Channel’s “Deadly Affairs” airs this Friday, December 5.

In case you've missed me this season on Investigation Discovery Channel's Deadly Affairs true-crime docudrama, hosted by Emmy Award-winning actress and one of my personal childhood favorites Susan Lucci, Friday afternoon is a chance to catch up. I appear back-to-back on the cable network at 2:00 p.m. EST and again at 4:00 p.m. EST. I join law enforcement, … Continue reading My work on ID Channel’s “Deadly Affairs” airs this Friday, December 5. →

Romantic excerpt of my new novel in Gravel Literary Magazine…

University of Arkansas's gravel. lit mag publishes an excerpt of my new novel SOLEMN, and they so sweetly describe this tender portion as "Kalisha Buckhanon says yes to love and life," in my piece entitled "Expecting."

My work, Remembering Director Mike Nichols Through His Movies, featured on BlogHer.

I was informed again I am featured on BlogHer during this National Blog Posting Month: this time, for my listing of Mike Nichols' works I admire. Thanks to BlogHer and enjoy!