Kennedy Ryan: Black Love, Caregiving & Writing Softness in Can’t Get Enough
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Kennedy Ryan: Black Love, Caregiving & Writing Softness in Can’t Get Enough
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About this listen
What happens when Black love is rooted in softness, caregiving, and legacy?
In this episode, award-winning author Kennedy Ryan sits down with journalist Esther Dillard to talk about her newest novel Can’t Get Enough—a story that centers a Black male caregiver, an evolving romance, and the quiet strength found in caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s.
We explore:
- Why writing tenderness in Black love stories matters
- The challenges and beauty of caregiving
- How Kennedy weaves activism into fiction
- The importance of bodily autonomy in romantic relationships
- What “legacy” really means—especially in Black communities
If you’ve ever cared for someone, loved someone through pain, or searched for stories that feel like home… this episode is for you.
📚 Can’t Get Enough is available now.
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