Akima Aiken Brown is a screenwriter, public speaker, educator, and author. She enjoys extrapolating complex themes that affect the human experience and juxtaposing them against everyday experiences to see how we can be bigger, better versions of ourselves.
Akima is an outspoken advocate of human rights and social justice. She is location independent but resides mainly on the eastern seaboard of the United States, though California has a special place in her heart.
After the End
Everything comes to an end eventually. Whether it is the end of something romantic or platonic, professional or personal, beautiful or tragic; whether it was earth-shatteringly debilitating and sucked the life from you even as it brought sweet relief, was so gut-wrenchingly numbing you still can’t feel anything, or so epically phenomenal that you now know there must be more like it out there and you want to get on your way to it – whatever your version of After the End, I can promise you this: Your life can be better than anything you can think, ask, or imagine... with time.
More info →
The Princess Protocol (1st ed.)
What do feminists and princesses have in common? Both tend to be misrepresented and misunderstood in public media. Being a feminist is no more about women hating men or wanting to replace them than being a princess is about Prince Charming or castle towers.
More info →