Tamika's impact on the literary world extends beyond her own works. To date, she has published nearly 300 books, fostering the careers of numerous writers and establishing herself as a key player in the industry. Her dedication to the craft and the promotion of black voices is evident in the influential organization she founded, the AAMBC (African Americans on the Move Book Club). Through this platform, Tamika has honored literary legends such as Nikki Giovanni, Zane, Francis Ray, and Teri Woods.

Adweek aptly likened Tamika to the Shonda Rhimes of Black Publishing, recognizing her significant contributions to the industry. Furthermore, in 2020, Adcolor nominated her as Innovator of the Year for her exceptional work with Black Writers Weekend, a festival that highlights and celebrates black literary talent.

Tamika's creativity extends beyond the written word. Her original series, "Traces of Mika," is a society and culture podcast that offers unscripted conversations with Tamika, her friends and family, and celebrity writers. The podcast gained recognition on streaming giant Pandora as a top pick for listeners.

Beyond her professional achievements, Tamika Jamison is committed to using her platform to address important issues. She tours the country speaking about her personal battle with mental illness and depression, using her experiences to inspire and mentor aspiring writers.

Today, while continuing to create new stories that delve into themes such as motherhood, sexuality, and self-love, Tamika is based in Atlanta, where she is raising her children. Her multifaceted career, dedication to uplifting others, and unwavering commitment to storytelling demonstrate that Tamika Jamison shows no signs of slowing down, leaving an indelible mark on the literary landscape.