There Is A New Hashtag In Town!!!

#MuslimFictionChat

Join the conversation and meet authors and other readers of Muslim authored fiction. Hashtag #MuslimFictionChat allows readers and authors to connect, authors to network with one another and Muslim book publishers to hear what the community of Muslim readers are looking for.

The first #MuslimFictionChat was held January 29. In attendance were authors: F A Ibrahim (Khadijah's Got Her Groove), Zara J (Dowry Divas, American Boy), and Papatia Feauxzar (Between Sisters, SVP!). Even if you missed it, you can catch up read through the twitter chat here.

Updates on the next #MuslimFictionChat will posted here, so stay tuned!

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