Black LGBT Authors

5 Moments That Reminded Me I Was Seen—Even in Grief

Black LGBT Authors, Black Americans, Books, Grief, Love, Martone /

From a quiet gaze in the woods to a simple act of kindness, these moments reminded me that even in loss, I am still here—and somehow, still seen. Bloomfield Hills, MI You don’t always realize when you’re being seen. Sometimes it’s not by people at all. Sometimes it’s a deer staring directly at you from […]

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The Weight of Midnight: A Pulitzer-Submitted Work on Love, Truth, and Deep & Raw: The Erotica of Martone

Black Americans, Black LGBT Authors, Books, Erotica, Martone, Politics, Pulitzer Prize 2026 /

Best Seller Book, African Poetry The Weight of Midnight | Pulitzer Entry by Martone April 1, 2026. National Poetry Month begins—not as a celebration of comfort, but as a reminder of what poetry is meant to do when it is working at its highest level: Tell the truth. Not the version people rehearse.Not the version

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