Culture
Savoring the “Single Girl Summer”
In the waning days of summer 2012, author Deanna Kimberly Burrell offers readers a chance to stockpile snapshots of three friends and their relationships. Burrell says she wanted to write a book about relationships but not a self-help manual. A longtime fan of the HBO series, “Sex And The City,” the young author decided to write a book for Black women filled with the fashion and friendship of S&TC minus the drama and degradation of some reality shows.
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