GUEST BLOGGER | Monica Anderson
Five Things You Should Never Ask An Author
by Monica �Dr. Moe� Anderson
I have been going nonstop promoting and marketing my latest novels, I Stand Accused and When A Sistah�s FED UP, with bookstore signings, book club meetings, online/telephone chats, seminars, booths at conferences….I’m gone almost every weekend. I turned my oven on yesterday just to make sure it still works. I’ve been to twelve states and I’ve taken pictures with everybody and their second stepmama. I�m on my fourth book so I know to expect certain things. Read more
PROMOTION | Good Girl Book Club Online
Change the lives of thousands of women worldwide when you promote your book, product, CD, event, resource, business or ministry the Good Girl way!
Check out what people are saying about promoting the Good Girl way:
“Good Girl On-line is more than a book club — it is an international gathering place for readers who enjoy inspirational books. Impressively, the Good Girls audience knows no bounds. I was amazed when a bookstore in England inquired about selling Still Waters as a result of receiving an e-campaign, not to mention being contacted by TV/ radio shows and other book clubs. Having the opportunity to connect with a wealth of readers and media outlets is a tremendous blessing, which is why I highly recommend Good Girl to any author and/or speaker who is serious about reaching a diverse group of loyal, enthusiastic, and passionate readers located around the world. Truly marketing dollars well spent.”
– Patricia Haley, national bestselling author of Let Sleeping Dogs Lie and No Regrets Read more
HEALTH | The Silent Kid Killer
THE SILENT KID KILLER: 5 WAYS TO PROTECT THEM
By Makeisha Lee, Health and Nutritional Advisor
Columbus, OH (BlackNews.com) – There is a killer on the loose and not her or him, but “it” is showing no signs of being caught. The silent killer we are referring to is pediatric hypertension.
Based on late breaking news, a new study has been released by the American Medical Association of hypertension being missed nearly 75% of the time in children. That is equivalent to 3 out of 4 cases of undiagnosed hypertension. Read more
FAMILY | Parents Keep Their Eyes On The Road While Driving; Teens Keep Their Eyes On Their Parents
Nationwide survey shows children as young as 10 are keen observers of parents’ driving behaviors – good and bad
Columbus, Ohio – Although they may seem to be involved with listening to music, chatting with friends or gazing out the window, pre-teens and teens are keen observers — and students — of their parents’ driving habits. As found in a new study of more than 2,200 parents and children by Nationwide Mutual Insurance, 82 percent of 10- to 18-year-olds pay attention to their parents’ driving at least half of the time they spend in the car.
SNEAK PEEK | Alek
Alek: From Sudanese Refugee to International Supermodel
By Alek Wek
Since the day she was scouted by a modeling agent while shopping at a London street fair when she was just nineteen, Alek Wek’s life has been nothing short of a fantasy. When she’s not the featured model in print campaigns for hip companies, or gracing the cover of Elle, she is working the runways of Paris, New York, and Milan to model for the world’s leading designers, including Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel. But nothing in her early years prepared her for the life of a model.
Born in Wau, in the southern Sudan, Alek knew only a few years of peace with her family before they were caught up in a ruthless civil war that pitted outlaw militias, the Muslim-dominated government, and southern rebels against each other in a brutal conflict that killed nearly two million people. Here is her daring story of fleeing the war on foot and her escape to London, where her rise from young model to supermodel was all the more notable because of Alek’s non-European looks.
A probe into the Sudanese conflict and an inside look into the life of a most unique supermodel, Alek is a book that will inspire as well as inform.
INTERVIEW | Rudelle Thomas
Rudelle, describe yourself for our visitors.
Well, I am a very busy person I can tell you that. I am a single mother of three teenagers ages 15, 16, and 17 and I work fulltime as a Program Information Technician. In addition to writing books and article for various publications, I am the Editor/Publisher of Divine Eloquence Magazine, which is published bi-monthly, and In Pursuit of Destiny, which is a weekly newsletter. I am the President of my own administrative services, desktop publishing, conference and event planning, and logo and basic web design business called Divine Designs 777. Read more
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