
Black Chick Lit is a twice-monthly podcast that talks books by and for black women. Join Dani and Mollie as they talk prose, drink wine and laugh at their own jokes.
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Black Chick Lit feels like joining a smart, funny book club where Dani and Mollie pour wine, unpack books by and for Black women, and say the sharp part out loud. The show mixes literary discussion, pop-culture context, author interviews, and relaxed banter, making it especially good for readers who want recommendations and critique without academic stiffness.
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As if real life wasn't scary enough ...
We’re celebrating Pride with a special guest with author Kianna Alexander.
It's the most wonderful time of the year! We're celebrating Urban Fic month with another ... interesting read.
Excited about the new "Kindred" series but don't know much about the original work? We got you.
We loved the part where Celie decides she's sick of Mr. _____'s bullshit.
Do not take this episode as an endorsement of any of the craziness that Alice Walker has been spouting. We're here for Whoopi and Whoopi only!
This month, we read a cute, gentle little book ... about murder and real-estate fraud.
The title really gives this one away.
Narrator: And that’s when Avery found out her boss was in a coma.
We'd like to personally apologize to all of our Haitian listeners for the content of this book.
The children are alright. We just don't know what the hell they're doing.
Get ready for your blood pressure to rise. Not because of us! Because, racism.
This is the most social we've been all summer.
Talia Hibbert got Dani to like beards on men.
This book is exactly what you'd expect from a woman who declared herself "the Queen of the Niggerati."
Meet Black Chick Lit's younger, pervvier sister.
There were more children's books about bears and trucks published in 2018 than about Black, Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander and Indigenous/Native people combined. That's it. That's the joke.
Two olds try and talk about Booktube and it goes as well as you think.
We do our best to have a balanced discussion of this book, but what happens, happens.
As with all good spies, this book left us with more questions than answers.
This book's alternate title could have been "Men Ain't Shit."
Y'all really, really hate "To Kill A Mockingbird."
Does the celebration of black mediocrity mean we've made it? (Answer: No, no it does not.)
Guys, we've officially made it. We got to speak with Ms. Bev herself!
We'd like to say that this is the last time we'll ever talk about this book, but that would be a complete lie.
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