Sharon Hurley Hall Honored as a Finalist in Caribbean Global Awards Diaspora Literary Impact Category

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Author, journalist, and educator Sharon Hurley Hall has been named a Finalist in the Diaspora Literary Impact category in the Caribbean Global Awards, recognizing her contributions to literature, cultural commentary, and conversations shaping the global Caribbean experience. The distinction honors literary voices whose work extends beyond publishing to influence public discourse, deepen understanding, and expand how diaspora … Read more

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The Game is Rigged: Publishing While Black

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​Join award-winning authors and sisters Sharon Hurley Hall and Lisa Hurley for a ground-breaking conversation about the systemic barriers Black authors face in traditional publishing – and the powerful alternatives we have access to. With only 5-7% of published authors being Black despite representing over 13% of the US population, and 72.5% of publishing staff … Read more

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Lisa Hurley and Sharon Hurley Hall Announce Triple Finalist Honors in the American Writing Awards

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The Caribbean authors, also known as The Introvert Sisters, are recognized across 3 major nonfiction categories for Space To Exhale and I’m Tired of Racism Being honored together as finalists brings us profound joy,” said Sharon Hurley Hall and Lisa Hurley. “To stand side by side as sisters, activists, and authors is a gift we … Read more

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New Class: Seven Secrets of Introvert Success

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I’m pleased to announce my latest masterclass. This one’s for my fellow introverts, and it’s called Seven Secrets of Introvert Success This isn’t another session telling you to fix yourself. This is 90 minutes of permission to show up as you are—and discover the strategic power you’ve had all along. What You’ll Discover In this … Read more

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SARN is Five!

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When I started writing what became my anti-racism newsletter almost 5 years ago, it was because I HAD to. I needed a way to process the racism I’d experienced and the racism in the world, and the written word was – and is – my favourite tool for self-healing. What I didn’t realise that first … Read more

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You’ve self-published or published a book – now what?

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You’ve self-published or published a book – now what? That’s certainly a question I asked myself when I’d finished my very first ebook back in 2008. But since self-publishing in that way was pretty new (Kindle Direct Publishing launched in 2007), nobody else had the answers. So I found them myself, using my budding expertise … Read more

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