Three vintage television sets stacked on a wooden table, with a wood-paneled wall in the background. The top TV displays a castle with a sign saying 'Black Château.' The left TV shows a colorful book-themed graphic with the text 'Books That Make You...,' and the right TV features a design with the text 'The Book Fest' over a floral background.

NEVERENDING STORY

The Business

Black Château is a creative agency supporting authors, books, and literary events.

Context

The work focused on maintaining consistent, accessible communication across social and email for authors and events.

A woman with an afro hairstyle sitting on a beige rug, reading a book in a cozy living room with a burnt orange sofa, decorated with floral and textured pillows, a stone fireplace, a large mirror, a table lamp, and a hanging plant.

My Role

I supported content production and planning.

What I Did

  • Wrote social posts and captions highlighting authors and releases

  • Structured newsletter content for clarity and readability

  • Organised content themes for campaigns and events

  • Planned publishing timelines to maintain consistency

  • Reviewed copy to keep tone warm and accessible

A February 2025 newsletter titled 'Books That Make You...' with a pink and purple heart-themed background. The cover has illustrated smiling hearts, a pink envelope with a heart, and hand-drawn style hearts at the top, with a whimsical, romantic them
Book cover with the title 'Juneteenth Freedom History Legacy' and the subtitle 'Books That Make You...' surrounded by colorful illustrations of books, flowers, and decorative patterns.
Book cover for 'Whispers in the Forest' by Kelly O'Hearn, with a glowing light at the center, surrounded by fairy lights, and a backdrop of fairy tale and cityscape imagery, including a unicorn and an old woman, with tarot cards in the foreground. Te
Pink promotional poster for the Angeles Times Festival of Books, scheduled for April 26-27, 2025, at the University of Southern California. The poster encourages people to join at latimes.com/fob, features Booth 153 in the Gold Zone, and highlights a
A woman with blonde hair sitting in a diner, reading a book titled 'À la recherche du temps perdu' by Marcel Proust near a window overlooking a busy street.

Result/Effect

Delivered steady, clearly structured communication across social and email, as reflected in the public-facing work on the page..