Mission Statement
Edutainment Nite Publishing provides ethnically, culturally and literacy marginalized writers opportunities to become published authors.
About Us
Edutainment Nite Publishing focuses on providing a platform for writers from marginalized communities including African Americans, Latino Americans, Asian Americans, Indigenous People and Pacific Islanders. By doing so, we aim to bring diverse and unique perspectives to the forefront of literature.
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Our mission is not only to publish books but also to foster storytelling and provide meaningful representation within the literary world. The primary target market for Edutainment Nite Publishing includes people worldwide who are interested in the stories and experiences of individuals from diverse backgrounds. We utilize targeted marketing strategies to reach out to these audiences through bookstores throughout Alaska, social media, local events, and partnerships with community organizations.
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Edutainment Nite Publishing's business model is a social entrepreneurship centered around promoting inclusivity and diversity within the literary landscape in our efforts to generate social capital more so than financial gains. Yet effectively utilizing our financial resources to publish and promote works from underrepresented writers.
Our Team
Meet the dedicated individuals behind Edutainment Nite Publishing who work tirelessly to bring diverse voices to the forefront of literature.
M.C. MoHagani Magnetek has degrees in Anthropology, English, as well as an MFA in Creative Writing & Literary Arts and is currently a Cultural Anthropology & Historical Archaeology PhD at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She is 2023 Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Fellowship Awardee for her work in progress, “Just Add Water: Reparations for My Soul.”
Her published works include “Shhh Be Quiet” Building Fires in the Snow (2016). “Acrimonious Black Woman Sparks Climate Change Debate with the President” Alaska Women Speak (Spring, 2019). Her novel, “The Mad Fantastic, 2098” (2020). Her play, “for colored ladies who have considered pull-tabs with their last two dollars” (2021). "Death by a Thousand Kisses: A Ms. Mahogany Bones Murder Mystery” Alaska Women Speak (2021) and “That One Magnetek Time I Jumped Over Five Cars” Wheels on Ice: Stories of Cycling in Alaska (2022).
A Coast Guard veteran, Community Organizer and a Human Rights Advocate who is world renown, nationally recognized and locally accepted as the undisputed people’s champ because she believes poetry is therapeutic. She is currently working on getting her life together. Frying fish is her favorite pastime.
MoHagani Magnetek
Founder & Publisher