Coming in 2026—Wrongful Conviction Novel #3 :-)

Over the weekend I had the privilege of interviewing Maya Moore—"The greatest winner in the history of women's basketball." We talked love, justice & motherhood and her decision to step away from it all to fight for the freedom of a wrongfully convicted man and future husband, Jonathan Irons.

Coffee art at Panda Coffee House

Being interviewed this morning on one of my favorite podcasts—trying to remember what I wrote!

Venus, we salute you!

Blacksonian at night.

DC at night.

Sunset in Baltimore.

African Burial Ground NYC The final resting place of 15,000 enslaved and free Blacks—almost half/children—in the heart of Manhattan. #BearingWitness #CantEraseHistory

Missing Persons, a Young Investigations novel is a romantic mystery set in Atlanta. Yvette Young: ex-Army investigator, professional wall-builder. Wesley Payne: tall, dark, relentless attorney whose only weakness is Yvette Young. Meet them in eBook or print: Bit.ly/missingpersonsDLWhite

NY at night.

Wheels up!

Can’t wait! #MomCon2025

Anyone else?

A Dream in the Dark—Wrongful Conviction Novel 2 #denver

A Dream in the Dark—Wrongful Conviction Novel 2 #denver

Sunset at Denver’s City Park

In Five Points, writing about Five Points. #Denver #FivePoints

I have a Kindle Oasis. Can someone tell me that I don't need a Kindle Color Soft?

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A DREAM IN THE DARK—inspired by King's nightmare.

THEY CAN'T TAKE YOUR NAME—inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes.

THEY CAN'T TAKE YOUR NAME—inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes.

Stay tuned!

Stay tuned!

What shall I wear to the Colorado book awards… Black? Gray? Black & gray? Gray & black? (About 15 yrs ago I simplified my wardrobe to calm my OCD—its been wonderful!)

What shall I wear to the Colorado book awards… Black? Gray? Black & gray? Gray & black? (About 15 yrs ago I simplified my wardrobe to calm my OCD—its been wonderful!)

Bearing Witness to Injustice—It's one thing we can all do.

Dinner: Plant-based Pepper Steak

Colorado Book Awards are in two days!

Heading home after an 1109 mile roadtrip of bearing witness to the history of America from New Orleans to St. Louis.

Currently spending a couple of nights in a former (and notorious) Sundown Town—it's a bit unnerving. Here's an article: features.propublica.org/illinois-sun... “You know how this town is called Anna?” he started. “That’s for ‘Ain’t No Ni**ers Allowed.’”

Today— headed to Memphis. Looking forward to revisiting the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel and of course the music on Beale Street and the Peabody ducks!

What a surprise! Stopped by the library in Clarksdale, Mississippi (Pop. 14k), spottthe large print version of my debut on the shelf next to THE Tayari Jones!

Spending a few days in Mississippi searching cemeteries for ancestors.

Today—bearing witness in Birmingham where four Black girls lost their lives at the 16th Ave. Baptist Church and King wrote his magnificent Letter from Birmingham Jail. #CantEraseHistory #HistoryHappened

Had to visit the site of the Montgomery Riverfront Brawl! I think I found Hatman’s hat. :-)

Today—from remembering the Montgomery Boycott and the Legacy Sites to Selma Bloody Sunday. #CantEraseHistory #HistoryHappened

Today—The Legacy Sites in Montgomery @eji.org

On the road, still in the WIP!

I call this one: Writer on Bourbon St. with book tucked under arm.