Coming to Elaine’s Literary Salon, Oct. 10: Tonya Poindexter gets real with her new book, “The Aftermath — What Nobody Tells Black Women About Life After Divorce”

The agenda for our brunch event:

Noon: Meet, greet, and order food and drinks from Elaine’s award-winning menu

1 pm: Our 45-minute interview begins, followed by a 15-minute Q&A with the audience, to be produced on our popular podcast and video series

2 pm: Guests talk with the author, buy her book, and get it signed!

Reserve your free ticket: TonyaPoindexter.eventbrite.com

Meet the Author: Tonya Poindexter is an author, strategist, and executive leader with a career spanning strategic communications, organizational leadership, business development, public service, and community engagement. Her work has focused on helping organizations and people navigate change, identify opportunities, and move ideas forward. Her writing is informed by her professional, educational, and lived experience, bringing a practical and honest perspective to conversations that are often difficult to have.

Her book, The Aftermath — What Nobody Tells Black Women About Life After Divorce, explores what happens after a marriage ends and the work of rebuilding finances, identity, relationships, confidence, peace, and the future. Written specifically with Black women in mind, The Aftermath combines candid reflection with practical guidance for women navigating what comes next. Learn more: writetouchpublishing.com

About her Book: The Aftermath — What Nobody Tells Black Women About Life After Divorce

A practical, conversational guide for Black women navigating life after divorce, this book focuses on what happens after the marriage ends: the changes to finances, identity, family, friendships, confidence, stability, peace, and future plans that can continue long after the legal process is over.

Drawing from her own experience of rebuilding, Tonya Poindexter offers honest reflection, practical guidance, and simple exercises to help women find their footing again, rebuild self-trust, navigate changed relationships, protect their peace, and create a life that feels like their own.

This is not a memoir about the details of a marriage or divorce. It is a guide for Black women who are rebuilding and want to know they are not alone in what comes next.

Click here to buy The Aftermath.