Tiara Janté is an award-winning author, journalist, and national bestselling ghostwriter, who specializes in creating character-driven stories that combine the allure of speculative fiction with the realities of the past, present, and future. Her writing centers on the authentic and multilayered dimensions of Black people, their traditions, and experiences in America, making her a leading voice in Black media.
As a passionate advocate for Black creatives, Tiara regularly collaborates with others to help bring their stories to life. Her latest project, Black Is The Standard, showcases some of these stories. Tiara holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English & Literature from Muhlenberg College and is defending her Master of Arts in Professional and Digital Media Writing from East Stroudsburg University later this year.
Tiara's body of work spans the gamut of fiction and non-fiction, both literary and non-literary. Her passion for writing is evident in her commitment to improving the quality of life for Black people throughout the Diaspora. Based in the metro Atlanta area with her children, Tiara spends most of her time immersed in the beauty of Black culture, whether through reading, creating, or mothering. Her ultimate goal is to change the world, and she is always conjuring up new ways to do so.
Espionage, Intrigue, Secrets, Lies. Welcome to the world of Spyfunk!, a collection of spy tales that put characters of African/African Diaspora descent front and center. These exciting stories range from conventional to extraordinary, with stories that follow the rules and break them. The settings range from the past to the future, and from reality to fantasy. Spyfunk! has the package, and it's more than ready to deliver! With stories by John F. Allen, Eugen Bacon, Jeff Carroll, Milton J. Davis, Keith Gaston, Joe Hilliard, William J. Jackson, Tiara Janté, BJ Jones, Gavin Matthews, Balogun Ojetade, Guy A. Sims, Russell A. Smith, Rodney Turner, Dennis R. Upkins, and Napoleon Wells. Grab your copy here.
Luminescent Threads is a Locus Award winning anthology that celebrates Octavia E. Butler, a pioneer of the science fiction genre who paved the way for future African American writers and other writers of colour. My essay is featured in this collection. You can purchase a copy of the book here.
My story, "The Source Code" is featured in this amazing collection of speculative fiction along with other authors of the African diaspora. it is available on Amazon and Amazon Kindle. You can purchase a copy of the book here.
My short story, "L'innocent" is featured in this amazing collection featuring short stories by women and non-binary authors of the African diaspora. Available on Amazon & you can purchase a copy here.
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