Josephine Remy
Historical Fiction
Josephine Remy writes historical fiction rooted in music, labor, and the quiet erasure of Black women's work — stories about what it cost to create, and who got to own the result.
Books by Josephine Remy
The Ledger Song by Josephine Remy
Harlem, 1924. She came for the music. She didn't know it would cost everything.
Celestine 'Celi' Arceneaux arrives in Harlem from New Orleans with a voice that can change what a room feels like — and walks straight into a contract designed to quietly claim everything she makes. A richly drawn novel…