April is National Poetry Month. We will be featuring some fabulous poets all month long on Written Voices Podcast. Ashea Goldson, a native of Brooklyn, New York, is currently a resident of Metro Atlanta. She is a wife, a mother of two beautiful young ladies, a graduate of Fordham University, an author, an educator, and [...]
Married Strangers by Dwan Abrams Review by Tavares S. Carney You Think You Know But Really Have No Idea Author, Dwan Abrams writes about relationships in Married Strangers. Three couples, at different stages in each of their respective relationships, learn through various occurrences, that communication is a key factor when it comes to having a [...]
Tips For Writers Who Are Promoting Online by LaShaunda Hoffman As the Princess of Online Promotion, I learned the hard way about what works in online promotion. I will admit there is no right way or wrong way. However the information I’m sharing with you today will be helpful in making your online promotion run [...]
Leaving a Legacy of Prayer by Becky DeWitt “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6). Many in the Body of Christ quote this scripture, but the limit the application to the area of behavior. Today, there are many of [...]
April is National Poetry Month. We will be featuring some fabulous poets all month long on Written Voices Podcast. Patricia Neely-Dorsey’s fascinating book of poetry, Reflections of a Mississippi Magnolia, is a true celebration of the south and things southern. Using childhood memories, personal thoughts and dreams, the author offers a positive glimpse into the [...]
Rev. Smith, tell us about yourself. I am the pastor of Advent United Church of Christ in Columbus, Ohio. I have two children, a daughter, Caroline, who graduated from Spelman College in 2008 and a son who is in college at this time. I graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles, Ca., and went to [...]
Through the Storm by Kimberly Cash-Tate Naomi knew who she was. She was a wife and mother. She was from the nation of Israel, a follower of God, and she was blessed by God. Life wasn’t easy—they had to leave their native Bethlehem and journey to foreign soil to escape famine—but with her family and [...]
Patricia Neely-Dorsey’s fascinating book of poetry, Reflections of a Mississippi Magnolia, is a true celebration of the south and things southern. Using childhood memories, personal thoughts and dreams, the author offers a positive glimpse into the southern way of life. The author states, “There are so many negative connotations associated with Mississippi and the south [...]
Words are the most powerful vehicle of expression on the earth. God has given man this unique ability as we are made in His image to have power, authority and dominion. Words are invisible containers of power that are released from the heart of the individual who is speaking. Is faith or fear the force [...]
A word of caution when deciding to get someone to edit or proofread your book: Don’t get your mother, friend, or sister to edit your book unless they are professional editors! When it comes to editing your book, you should not cut any corners. A professional-looking book should have the expertise of a professional editor. [...]
The storms of life in this world have reached beyond the crisis mode. At every turn there is something occurring to attack the Believer. In every situation from sickness, disease and financial stress, there is an increase in the intensity of the attack of the enemy. The focus and pressure would crush the strength that [...]
Tips from a Self-Publishing Newbie by Adrienne Thompson Newbie, first-timer, novice, freshman–all distinctions assigned to writers like myself, but there is yet another label that can be attached to me–published author. I self-published my first novel in July of this year and have even sold my books at a respectable pace (and not just to [...]
