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I’ve been busy with press and promo for thoughts on grief.

I recently attended Surrender. Ignite. Thrive. at Wembley Park in London, which was the first event of its kind bringing like-minded creatives together to learn from one another. I attended Ysabella Grace’s session, “So You Think You Can Stream,” and was able to share a copy of my book with a few attendees, including Courtney Jesse, To My Sisters podcast co-host. Follow my Instagram for more of a recap.

I’m also happy to confirm my participation in the PA Gya Festival! It is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and I will be on a panel discussing grief, alongside hosting a workshop on the villain origin story (some details are still being ironed out). The festival is based in Accra, Ghana, but I will be attending virtually.

If you haven't already, grab a copy in ebook or paperback today, and please leave a review once you do!

Many thanks for following and reading,
Princess

thoughts on grief is my first book, a novelette that marks the years since my brother’s passing. It is a series of essays and short prose that highlights the ways my brother has influenced me, and my own unique journey with grief. My journey is just a drop amongst countless others experiencing grief, and no two journeys are the same.

If you order my book and have a read, do leave a review on Amazon and goodreads, every bit helps!

Ghanaian American Journal - Profile on my writing practice and thoughts on grief.

AKADi magazine - Book talk with Abena Serwaa, watch the first half hour of the interview.

The York Region Children’s Aid Society - A summary of my author reading for Chai & Chat.

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