JOHNITA M. SMITH
About the Author
Johnita Smith
As a black American novelist, Johnita's passion lies in creating stories that are impactful, relatable, and that inspire readers to reimagine the world through the eyes of black characters, exploring fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, Sci-Fi, horror, romance, and paranormal romance. Johnita is a graduate of Full Sail University with a BFA in Creative Writing, a member of Full Sail’s Creative Writing Club, and Full Sail Alumni Network. She has a full plate balancing her life as a passionate author publishing two to three novels a year, being a wife to her supportive husband, and mother to their four beautiful children.
PUBLISHED
Her Mother's Lies and Other Stories
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E-Book Pruduction | Drama / Suspense / Fantasy | 3654 Words
The production of this e-book involved several steps and processes. Polishing the e-book content. Building, formatting, and programming the manuscript following industry standards to create e-book files that would be compatible with multiple devices. Finally, uploading the e-book for publication and distribution, and creating marketing material for it.
Short Stories
I am a divine energy that enjoys creating Dark Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Historical Fiction, and soon Erotic Paranormal Romance. These stories and much more to come are just the beginning. If you are an open-minded reader who loves to be engaged in out-the-box stories, then please take your time, read every story, enjoy and stay tuned for more.
Her Mother's Lies
Flash Fiction | Drama | 287 Words
Mariana is shocked and devastated by her mother’s truthful confession about her existence. Confused and heart-broken she seeks the truth while her mother fears losing her forever.
Washington Witches
Short Script | Fantasy | 6 Pages
Two sisters, Marie and Rose, receive a mysterious package that reveals their family history, then use their new powers to take down their ancestor’s enemies.
The Uber Ride
Flash Fiction | Suspense | 1158 Words
Janelle Mosely, a young African American journalist is assigned to cover the president on the campaign trail. But she soon finds out that her destiny was written by the Moor Empire as their angel of death.
