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About the Book

About the Author

Beatrice Perry Soublet is a poet and retired educator from New Orleans, Louisiana who migrated to Atlanta, Georgia after Hurricane Katrina. A graduate of Bennett College, Soublet is active in the anti-war movement and facilitates a multi-racial discussion group called Erace. She is also a member of the NAACP and has worked with N’COBRA. Soublet’s previous works include: The Grinning Darkie and Screams from a Silent African. Her short story titled Roots Woman appeared in Callaloo. Her literary and civic contributions have been honored by her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Amistad Research Center.  Married and the mother of two adult children, Soublet is a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.  
About the Editor
Kathryn V. Stanley is an attorney, freelance writer and editor living in East Point, Georgia. Her writing has appeared in various publications including, Essence, Emerge and Black Issues Book Review magazines. She previously served as editor of the faith section of Black Issues Book Review. She has worked with a number of well- known authors and publishers. She is the proud daughter and soror of  Beatrice Perry Soublet.