This episode of DO GOOD X features Leah Hernandez, the inspiring founder of the award-winning Muse Inc. Leah is on a mission to bring diversity to adult and children’s literature. Tune in to hear her incredible journey, from starting her path to success in college to becoming a publishing powerhouse. We'll also delve into the lack of representation in children's books and how Leah is working to change the narrative. If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or someone who wants to make a difference in the publishing world, this episode is packed with inspiration, and Leah's story of overcoming challenges in a traditionally white-dominated industry is sure to motivate you! Don't miss it!
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Leah Hernandez is the Founder and CEO of Muse Inc., an award-winning publishing company known for its commitment to promoting diverse voices in adult fiction and nonfiction. Muse Inc. encompasses various imprints, including the esteemed Young Authors Publishing, the flagship imprint under the Muse brand. Muse Inc. has published over 40 books, amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and expanding the literary landscape.
Muse Inc. proudly distributes works from two black-owned publishers, Through Us Books and POPOUT Zine, furthering its commitment to supporting underrepresented voices in the industry. With a steadfast dedication to impacting the lives of others by providing a platform for storytelling, Leah continues to drive Muse Inc. toward its mission of inclusivity and empowerment in publishing.
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