Latrice Gleen is a best-selling author, entrepreneur, publisher, and storyteller whose work is rooted in real life, real lessons, and real transformation. Since publishing her first book, My Life’s Journey, in 2010, Latrice has continued to turn her experiences into stories that speak to women who have survived, rebuilt, evolved, and learned how to choose themselves.

Over the years, Latrice has built an extensive body of work that includes "I Became Her", "I Became Her Too", 'Rebuilding After Bullshit", "A Daughter’s Love", "You Can’t Change Him", and the collaborative book "Reclaiming My Foundation". In 2026, "Reclaiming My Foundation" became an Amazon Best Seller within 16 hours of its release, adding another major milestone to a writing journey that has spanned more than 15 years.👏🏾

Her work has taken her beyond the pages. Latrice has participated in book signings, author events, interviews, media features, and multi-city appearances, connecting with readers and sharing her story in Buffalo, Ohio, New York City, Atlanta, and beyond.

But Latrice has never allowed herself to be placed in just one box. She is also a serial entrepreneur who has created and developed multiple brands across publishing, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, including "Nychole Elle Fashion & Cosmetics", "DROGUE New York", "K’Douiee Clothing", "Dope In Real Life LLC", and "Author Latrice Gleen Publishing".

Her entrepreneurial journey and commitment to building something of her own have also earned her recognition in the media, including being featured in Exclusive Authors Magazine during National Black Business Month.

Through every chapter, personal and professional, Latrice has remained committed to telling the truth without dressing it up. Her writing is raw, relatable, empowering, and unapologetic. She doesn't write from a place of perfection. She writes from experience.

Today, Latrice continues expanding her catalog, building her brands, making appearances, connecting with readers, and creating opportunities that stretch far beyond the books.

Her story is still being written. And she's doing it on her own terms.

“I turned my pain into stories, my lessons into purpose, and my journey into something bigger than me.”

— Latrice Gleen