Carole V. Bell

Carole V. Bell has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in September 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Carole V. Bell are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, Cvbell has populated their site with: • Symposium on Writing, Race and Memory: A Conversation on Black Historical Romance Beverly Jenkins • Recent Writing — Online Portfolio • A New National Museum of the American Latino Moves Forward as It Fights to Find Its Footing • Carole V. Bell | Freelance Journalist | Muck Rack Profile. A more comprehensive list of bylines • The best radical books of 2024 • Interview: ‘If We Are Brave’ explores the political souls of Black folks in Trump’s America • Review for NPR: 'Colored Television' is an ungentle satire set in post-post-racial America • Interview with Danzy Senna, author of Colored Television • The Black Romance Podcast — Season Four • Review for The Emancipator: Mary McLeod Bethune gets her due in new biography • A terrifying dystopia built from our own past and present - The Boston Globe • The Black Romance Podcast Season Four: Tia Williams • Akwaeke Emezi's novel 'Little Rot' is a thrilling but difficult descent into darkness • NPR: Queenie's second life on screen gives her more room to grow • Wash Post Review | ‘Swift River,’ a sparkling debut about a young girl you’ll never forget • The Boston Globe: 75 books we’re most excited to read this summer • Why Patricia Highsmith's most famous creature, Tom Ripley, continues to fascinate • NPR: ‘James' revisits Huck Finn's traveling companion, giving rise to a new classic • NPR: ‘Anita de Monte Laughs Last' is a complex dissection of art, gender and marriage • NPR: Advice from a critic: Read 'Erasure' before seeing 'American Fiction' • Oprah Daily: The Power of Percival Everett: America’s Incendiary Man of Letters • IndieWire: How Black Actors Broke Through in Old Hollywood — Day to Day, Role to Role • Hallmark's Monthlong Homage to Love and Jane Austen Includes a Reimagined Black Cast 'Sense and Sensibility' — NPR • 2023 was the year of the social thriller; My top six picks — The Boston Globe • Why Kiley Reid's New novel ‘Come and Get It’ left me wanting - The Boston Globe • Cvbell.com— Bio, Updates, Select Writing • USF Faculty Bio: Carole V. Bell | Communication Department | • Black Romance Authors and Editors Share Their Passion for Love Stories • Books We Love by NPR • Safiya Sinclair’s memoir, ‘How to Say Babylon,’ surpasses the hype • Debut novel 'The God of Good Looks' adds to growing canon of Caribbean literature • Reel Visibility: PW Talks with Tre’vell Anderson • What to Read When You Need to Start Over • NYTimes: Her Father Vanished. Years Later, Her Family Is Figuring Out How to Mourn. • NPR: Dr. No is a delightfully escapist romp and an incisive sendup of espionage fiction • Oprah Daily: Romances That Make You Feel the Love (the Real Love) • Washington Post: ‘The House of Eve’ is a triumph of historical fiction Sadeqa Johnson’s novel is an affecting and arresting exploration of young Black womanhood and motherhood in the mid-20th century. • Oprah Daily: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s Relentless Vision for Octavia Butler’s “Kindred” • A Discerning Booklovers Guide to TV— Oprah Daily • Oprah Daily: The Spectacular Legacy and Sparkling Future of “Queen Sugar” • NYTimes: So You’re Rivals? And You’re Fake-Dating? Classic. • BookPage Cover Story: This summer’s hottest read is Akwaeke Emezi’s first romance novel • Oprah: Crime Fiction Goes Global and Diverse, as These 20 Books by Women Writers Show • NPR: Five books at the intersection of Black feminist thought, culture, and politics • The Atlantic: Love Stories in Literary Fiction. Five Books in Which Romance Sneaks Up on You • NPR: Percival Everett's Latest Grounds Racial Allegory In History, Horror And Blood • Essay: "I'm Rooting for Everybody Black" in the BLACK LOVE MATTERS Collection | Starred Review from Kirkus • NPR: ‘Passing' — the original 1929 novel — is disturbingly brilliant • New York Times: Review of Island Queen, a historical novel by Vanessa Riley • theGrio Top 50: A Thematic Guide to the Best Books of Summer • NPR: Review of Razorblade Tears • New York Times: In Beverly Jenkins’s Romance Novels, Black History Is Front and Center • Muckrack Writing Portfolio • Carole V. Bell at Oprah Daily • My Author Page at TheGrio • Reviews for BookPage • My Reviews excerpted on LitHub • My Writing for Book Riot • Black Kiss-Story on NPR Code Switch • CaribBelle Blog • GoodReads