Authors of Contemporary Urban Fiction
- Relentless Aaron
- Takerra Allen
- T. N. Baker
- J.M. Benjamin
- Treasure E. Blue
- Rahiem Brooks
- Tracy Brown
- Deborah Cardona
- Jordan Charles
- Chunichi
- Rasheed Clark
- Wahida Clark
- Ashley Coleman
- JaQuavis Coleman
- Keisha Ervin
- Nina Foxx
- Cachet Johnson
- Treasure Hernandez
- Erick S. Gray
- Shannon Holmes
- La Jill Hunt
- Jihad
- Antonne M. Jones
- Solomon Jones
- Deja King
- K'wan
- Darien Lee
- Thomas Long
- Victor L. Martin
- Marlon McCaulsky
- Miasha
- Tamika Newhouse
- Eric Pete
- Daaimah S. Poole
- Sofia Quintero, aka Black Artemis
- Sapphire
- Sister Souljah
- Vickie Stringer
- Reese Riley
- T. Styles
- Kwame "Dutch" Teague
- Nikki Turner
- Nathan Welch
- Iesha Brown
- David Weaver
- Silk White
- Brittani Williams
- KaShamba Williams
- Eyone Williams
- Teri Woods
- YungLit
- Zane
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