![]() ![]() TIA WILLIAMS: Thank you! That’s always my goal, so this is fabulous to hear. How do you so effectively write prose that balances trauma and humor? You do it exceptionally well. KATIE TAMOLA: The book establishes a very authentically human and funny tone. Shondaland caught up with Williams to discuss Seven Days in June, second chances, balancing emotions in her writing, the limitless expectations of being a Black woman, and more. Things didn’t exactly end well, and what later unfurls is a engrossing story of reconnection, true love, genuine pain, and all the beautiful and hurtful things that make up a life in between. ![]() Shane is naturally intimidating with his poignant talent and GQ-esque face, but this run-in is also inherently unnerving for Eva since the two kind of fell in love with each other years ago when they were teenagers. ![]() It’s difficult to be a best-selling writer at any turn, but Eva is completely thrown for a loop when she runs into award-winning literary icon Shane Hall at a panel for Black authors. The book follows Eva, a brilliant, best-selling erotica author and amazing mother who is trying her best to juggle it all while also dealing with a chronic case of horrible migraines. ![]()
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