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Jeida K. Storey

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  • Have you ever considered what you would accomplish or achieve if you weren’t afraid? Talk yourself out of the fear that’s holding you back. 📸: @polyaneecosta 👤: @anagodf via #NappyCo @shademgmt
  • How RETRO is this? Love it. See y’all after the movie!
  • Waiting on nightfall at the drive-in to support @marsaimartin, @issarae & @morereginahall in #Little. Have you ever been to a drive-in? It’s our favorite weekend activity. #FamilyNight
  • I’m reading Have You Met Nora by @nicole_blades and as I sat it down, some pages floated out of it. My whole face is cracked. Y’all, my feelings are hurt. Why did I feel like my friend just got seriously wounded?
  • Having a blast at #Muse19 with my girl, @sonialovestowrite!
  • I’m so excited to have OFFICALLY reached the 50,000 word mark in my novel last night. At this rate, I’m inching toward finishing much sooner than my deadline and THAT makes me excited. You all have no idea how ready I am to be finished and to prepare this book for all of you to read. It’s been a long journey but pretty soon...you’ll be walking around this story world I created. I hope you’ll enjoy the view. #50k #authorsofinstagram #author #authorgram #writersofinstagram #writingcommunity #amwriting
  • Happy International Women’s Day Phenomenal woman. That’s me.
  • My son thinks you should read a good book this #BlackHistoryMonth.
  • ✨WE CAST A SHADOW REVIEW✨ We Cast a Shadow is the breakout debut novel from Maurice Carlos Ruffin which tells the story of a not-so-far-from-now future world in which racism is still alive and kicking in the worst ways. We Cast a Shadow introduces us to a father who is willing to humiliate himself to climb the corporate ladder in an attempt to save his biracial son from his own blackness by paying for a procedure that will “demelanize” him. Thus, we are thrown into a story that shows us the horrors of what the ugliness of racism can do to a nation and what the depths of self-hatred can do to your soul. Although there were moments where the story lagged in the middle (oh, but hold on! Ruffin brings it up to a head-swirling pace before you know it!), I feel it’s an important book that we will be talking about and studying for years to come. And if you dare to look close enough, we might be horrified to see our own reflection. 🌟🌟🌟🌟 • • • #bookreview #bookstagram #bookshelf #books #bookobsessed #bookworm

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Jeida K. Storey is an Atlanta native where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Creative Writing from Georgia State University. She currently resides in Orlando, Florida with her husband. She enjoys mentoring young women and inspiring literary passion in young readers and writers.

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