Meet the Couple Building a Literary Empire

The transcript details the journey of a black writing couple from Flint, who have authored 44 books in 11 years and became the youngest African American authors to make The New York Times. They discuss their writing process, the themes they explore, and the challenges they faced in breaking out of the 'street fiction' label. Their goal is to pave the way for future black writers and leave a lasting legacy.

What impact did becoming the youngest African American authors to make The New York Times have on the writers' lives?

How did the environment of Flint influence the writers' perspectives and their work?

What methods do the writers use to capture their thoughts and ideas?

Why do the writers believe it is important to erase the 'Street Fiction' label?

What legacy do the writers hope to leave for future generations?