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 [...]
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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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Excerpted from the Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success By Carolyn Howard-Johnson, author of the HowToDoItFrugally series “Publishers — even traditional publishers — do not want to edit anymore; they want to print a 99.9 percent finished product directly from the author. It’s a cost-cutting thing. Many publishers [...]
PICTURE MEMORY BOOK INSPIRES CHILDREN TO READ AND WRITE Bronx, NY (BlackNews.com) – Grandma Buddy’s House is a beautiful loving picture book written and illustrated by Betty Stallings-Murray. The author, Grandma Buddy, focuses on her own family and the excitement of seeing each other. The book is a celebration of wonderful memories, sweet love, warm [...]
Bridging the Gap – The African American Learner by Emily Terry, M. Ed. Why is Shiquan in the hallway again? How can he learn if he is never in class? Why is it that Shiquan’s teacher constantly asking an African-American peer teacher to help explain proper classroom behavior to the student daily? These scenarios leave [...]
Against the Gates of Hell: A Crack House Exodus by Mylow Young Over the years there have been special days or months of the year to recognize, commemorate or honor a people or a cause. On any given day of the year, if you search, you will find a day for something or someone. There [...]
Have you ever had a ticket to an event, misread where you were assigned to sit and ended up in the wrong seat? Many functions have reserved seating, which is an indication that our position in attendance has been pre-arranged. Some of us in the body of Christ are thanking and praising God for the [...]
Many Believers would agree that they are under construction or a work in progress. But there is a secret hunger that is deeply hidden that cannot be explained. Even though there is an appearance of dissatisfaction, the enemy has used the element of time as a mirage to capture and cause complacency. Progression requires movement [...]
“IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT THE WRITING” By Sharon Tubbs I’m no expert but I do have some writing experience as the author of two books. I’ve also facilitated a group for aspiring authors, attended various conferences and workshops, and currently participate in a critique group. So, I’ve talked to plenty of aspiring writers in my [...]
