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Culture Lit

Still Can Get It! Black Women, Black Love, and Black Romance After 40

05 Mar 2025

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Who says love is only for the young? Today I'll dive into the enriching and magical world of love after 40, particularly for mature Black heroines. Settle in as I talk about how age brings depth, resilience, and a new form of magic in romance as I highlight four captivating books: 'Ella Gets the D' by Tanvier Peart, 'Losing Sight' by Tati Richardson, 'Macy' (Whip & Fade Book 1) by Marlee Rae, and 'Candidly Yours' by Reese Ryan. Get ready to break societal stereotypes and celebrate the vibrant and powerful love stories of women in their 40s and beyond. I'll even share some of my own tips for a magical life after 40!Find this and other recommendations at The CultureLit online BookShop and support independent bookstores at Visit my bookshop!Culture Lit is a community celebrating black women and black love, and a reminder that black women deserve joy, love success, second chances, and all the beautiful magic the world has to offer.Please follow the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts or wherever you listen to your podcasts!Let me know what you’re reading, what you’re thinking, and what you’re thinking about what you’re reading. STAY CONNECTEDInstagram: becomingoctaviaTwitter: xooctaviamarieFB: BecomingOctaviaMarieMusic credit: Cool Jazz Beat by FASOL PRODA Subito Media productionMentioned in this episode:You can find all the books I've reviewed in this podcast in my Bookshop! Visit https://bookshop.org/shop/CultureLitPodcast to get your copy!Visit my bookshop!

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