
🇳🇬🇺🇸 writing romance books. 🝮Founder @smoochpit 🝮 Repped by @nourhasbooks at The Caldwell Agency Love, Witches, and Wahala Nov 3 '26 @orbitbooks
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WE HAVE A BOOK DEAL!!!!
Welcome to Kamalu Lane, where puff-puff is enchanted, the witches are tired, and the curse is ten lives deep. Add a suspiciously hot architect, a not-so-subtle matchmaking mother, and a love potion that ends up in the community zobo? Things get… complicated. #WritingCommunity
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my old literary agent was a lot of things but if you said she didn’t know talent that would be a bold face LIE! because between myself, @ceethewriter and @jasthewriter ??? ENDLESS talent! 😍
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I can't speak from personal experience because I wasn't published by them, but two of my closest friends were. Omo, all I can say is they went through hell. Like hell fire.
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I’m so excited to help @ceethewriter reveal the cover for her debut novel!
If you love:
💫Soulmates who don't know it yet
💫Slow burn romance
💫Generational curse breaking
💫Fated lovers
💫Found family
💫Forbidden love
Then you will love LOVE, WITCHES, AND WAHALA!
It's time to let 'em know we are not playing around!
Preorder links are live1 And applications are OPEN for The Wahala Collective — my official street team for Love, Witches & Wahala. 👇🏿
christinecowanauthor.com/lin…
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When Nneka accidentally adds a love potion to her famous puff puffs, every man begins to fall for her, except the handsome architect determined to reshape her home. We've acquired LOVE, WITCHES, AND WAHALA by debut author Christine Cowan, available November 2026 from Orbit US!
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delighted to see that The Crimson Vigilante is one of @afrocritik's notable books of 2025. thank you for the recognition.
“The good news is that African writers are still firing on all cylinders in all genres. This list has something for everyone, no matter the taste in literature.”
Afrocritik’s Literature Board presents the Notable African Books of 2025⬇️
afrocritik.com/afrocritik-no…
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Been on the road all day but just have to stop and scream because I have my own feature in THE GUARDIAN?!!! theguardian.com/books/2025/d…
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just got my final copies and im so emotional 😭 17 days until release yall!
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COVER REVEAL ✨
Robyn Carter thinks she has life figured out, until a December in Ghana makes her think again.
Click the link in my bio to preorder now!
Cover design by Fatima Baig
Title design by Sophia Chunn
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First look at Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page in the new rom-com, ‘You, Me & Tuscany.’
🎥: In theaters | April 10, 2026
Let's say the puff puff has risen. Who is ready for some wahala? 👀
Welcome to Kamalu Lane, where puff-puff is enchanted, the witches are tired, and the curse is ten lives deep. Add a suspiciously hot architect, a not-so-subtle matchmaking mother, and a love potion that ends up in the community zobo? Things get… complicated. #WritingCommunity
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Everyone can write, sure. But everyone cannot write the same thing.
I am going to say this and not repeat it: the reason for a writing community is to help, not to steal. Borrowing sugar from your neighbor is fine. Borrowing their entire novel idea? Not so much. Community ≠ theft.
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Who Gave the Order is a powerful reckoning with state-sanctioned violence and the ghosts of a nation’s broken promises. Born from the trauma of the October 2020 #EndSARS protests, this anthology captures the voices of Nigerians who lived through and were changed by one of the…
I read a Substack called "Why I Stopped Reading Romance Quality Decline & the **** of the Contemporary Romance Genre"
You can read my thoughts on why I disagree with author of the essay above! Read diversely, always!
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