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BWT Session Notes Natasha Bishop

Episode 203 of the Black Writer Therapy Podcast podcast, hosted by Ella Shawn, titled "BWT Session Notes Natasha Bishop" was published on March 27, 2024 and runs 19 minutes.

March 27, 2024 ·19m · Black Writer Therapy Podcast

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Ella welcomed contemporary Black romance writer Natasha Bishop to a session and these are her session notes.

  • Ella discusses the impact of Only for the Week, on Black women
  • Natasha's writing style and her involvement in the Indie Black Book Community.
  • Ella shared her personal experiences as a Black mother
  • Difficult family dynamics
  • The need for positive contributions from Black males in the community.
  • Authenticity in writing
  • The transformative healing power of writing
  • The value of building a community of writers for support and creative inspiration. 

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Natasha Bishop's session on the Black Writer Therapy podcast will air sometime in August of 2024!

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