Klash-ing.
Bosola Olabisia newsletter on creativity, wellness, and culture. sometimes travel diaries and a book club too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 54 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Do creative people need to live in “creative cities” to be successful?
This is part two of my creativity series, see part 1 here.
Before we get into my thoughts, what say you?
Two weekends ago I attended the American Black Film Festival Pop Up in DC.
It was three days of cool events, but I e...
The Monthly Katch Up - Three festivals, a travel ban, and so much good TV
plus, I’m cohosting a free event for DMV Creatives! details inside.
Hi! And welcome back to the Klash Katch Up; a monthly debrief and roundup where I share a recap of the past month, plus recommendations of everything I’ve loved reading, w...
Every single book I read this summer
Yesterday (September 22) was officially a wrap on summer 2026!
This summer has summer’d more than any summer has summer’d in years. I had a TIME.
I said at the start of it that I hope it’s as good as summer 2016 was, and I fear it was bet...
How I got out of the worst creative rut of my life
7 things to try when it feels like nothing is working.
The last year and a half has been transformative for my creativity. After years of treating it like just a small side passion, I’ve recently found myself owning more of my creative ide...
Why I started a book club + September’s pick!
Firstly, thank you to everyone who joined our August book club with author Tolani Akinola! It was such a great experience hearing her talk about some of the bts writing Leave Your Mess at Home.
Details on September book club and sign up l...
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Writer and Storyteller. Founder of AfroKlash; a culture centered storytelling & community platform \ud83e\udde1. I write about creativity, wellness, culture, and books. I also host a monthly book club \ud83e\udd13\ud83d\udcda Welcome \ud83d\udcab
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