From the Page to the Stage

Nylah Hayes is a college genius with a story to tell. Raised at the intersection of two vibrant worlds—her African American father’s jazz-filled evenings and her white mother’s literary musings—Nylah has always been a master of weaving tales that challenge perceptions and ignite hearts.

When her university announces a competition for original plays centered on the theme "Voices Untold," Nylah is compelled to take on her most personal and ambitious project yet. Her play delves into the complexities of identity, race, and belonging, blending raw emotion with the rhythms of life that she knows so well.

But bringing a vision from the page to the stage is no easy feat. As Nylah battles creative differences with her diverse cast, navigates personal insecurities, and confronts the expectations placed upon her, she must also find the strength to embrace her own voice. Will her work resonate with the audience, or will the weight of the message overshadow the beauty of the art?

From the Page to the Stage is a compelling story of self-discovery, resilience, and the transformative power of storytelling. Perfect for fans of character-driven narratives, this novel highlights the courage it takes to step into the spotlight and speak your truth.

Ideal for readers who love:

• Stories about the intersection of art and activism.
• Diverse characters navigating cultural and societal challenges.
• Celebrations of creativity, leadership, and identity.

Step into Nylah’s world and experience a journey that’s as inspiring as it is unforgettable.