Kim Collier

Kim Collier has been in the entertainment industry and writing for over 15 years. She started off as a television writer and wrote for the hit CW sitcom Girlfriends. Kim has participated in the highly competitive ABC/Disney Writing Fellowship as well as the equally esteemed Warner Bros. Comedy Writing Program. She successfully adapted the best-selling novels Friends and Lovers and Cheaters by Eric Jerome Dickey for the stage in a Jercaryous Johnson Production, and also wrote, produced and directed 6 episodes of her web series "Coffee Break." Kim wrote her bestselling book series My Man's Best Friend in 2016, and the trilogy quickly became an Amazon bestseller in the African American Multicultural, Women's fiction and LGBT categories, selling over 150,000 copies and gaining a large and loyal following. Following the success of My Man's Best Friend, Kim released a new series titled Pretty Lives Ugly Truths, which sold over 75,000 copies. In 2017 Kim created "Brown Girls Who Write" @BrownGirlsWhoWrite an Instagram platform to promote, encourage women of color who write. In 2022 Kim wrote and co-produced a short titled "Steel Libido" directed by Bronwyn Cornelius and executive produced by India Osbourne.