Punany: The Hip Hop Psalms III: The Onliner's

by Jessica Holter, DJuna Blackmon

You will feel The Punany Poets' inspiration and Jessica Holter’s raw influence in this gripping anthology by people like you! Like her sisters in the series, Punany The Hip Hop Psalms III, The Onliners is a page-turning quest into the sensual and emotional minds of multiple writers. But this time, the writers are fans motivated by The Punany Poets' HBO Real Sex feature and Ghetto Girl Blue’s gritty blues and revelations. The Onliners is a sweet, savory slice of American literature with a sweet and savory center and rough, urban edges, served in a Coffy Shop in Any Ghetto, USA. You will dine with characters that might remind you of people you know in real life, some who came to spill fantasy tea, and some who came looking for you to help them bear the heavy weight of their misappropriated sexuality. Like all of Jessica Holter’s books of psalms, this collection of poetry, short stories, prose, and personal notes on love, lust, and manipulation, The Onliners best served to readers with an open mind.

The Punany Poets Founder Jessica Holter welcomes creative writer Larry Jaffe, Meika Walker, Rosemarie Saunders-Lee, Marie Zanders, Cinnamon, T-Mac, Tiffany Coakley, Anthony Stewart, Janet Raquel, Levi James Baldwin, III, Senita de Veaux, Michael Boettcher, Temica S. Moore AKA Lyrical, Angel Johnson, Stacey Barlow, Anthony Stewart, Jonathan Downey, Valerie Black, Euftis Emery, LNB to the Punany family. Jessica Holter writes as, Kirah Davis, J. Steal, and Ghetto Girl Blue in The Onliner’s anthology.

127 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 7, 2016

About the author

Jessica Holter is a writer, public speaker, visual artist, and theatrical producer, best known for creating The Punany Poets in 1995. Also known as Ghetto Girl Blue, she is a pioneering figure in Black erotic spoken word. Holter has authored multiple titles, including the poetry collection Verbal Penetration and the novel The Punany Experience, published by Zane’s Strebor Books through Simon & Schuster.

With the recent release of her new book, Truth is a Trap House, her classic series Punany: The Hip Hop Psalms is gaining new audiences. While the original coffee table book is out of print and coveted by collectors, Black Love American Style, The Onliners, and Secret of the Pearl are available on Amazon. Speak the Unspeakable is also a fan favorite for survivors of trauma.

Fans of her theater work will enjoy her Adult Night School Stage Play, which producers can bring to their own community stages. Holter, a talented visual artist, is particularly proud of Ghetto Girl Blue’s Art Book with Haiku Poetry.

Her mystery books include AKA Dead Man and 13 Rooms. Her first self-help book, Voices of Foster Care: Healing Trauma, aimed at foster care alumni, is set to be released in Spring 2025.

Get previews of Jessica Holter’s written work at CoffyBooks.com.