INTERVIEW | Bernard Boulton
Posted on January 21, 2010
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Bernard, describe yourself for our visitors.
I am 42 year old man who loves to read and who has had a desire to write and publish since I was a boy. I was born and raised in Cleveland and I have lived in Mississippi, West Virginia, Virginia and Texas. I am married and I have one son. I’ve been a preacher for twenty five years and a pastor for eleven years. My purpose in writing is to encourage, edify and entertain my reader with a story that is real and relevant.
Tips For Living Victoriously in 2010
Posted on January 14, 2010
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Tips For Living Victoriously in 2010
by Rev. Tresmaine R. Grimes. PhD
To live victoriously in 2010, we must get in line with God’s will for our lives. If we do not line up with God’s will for us, we will spend our year “beating the air” and accomplishing nothing of value. Every woman’s goal for 2010 should be that she NEVER wastes another second of time on things that are not going to produce ZOE, the God-kind of life.
Literary Breakthrough Conference Provides Authors Access to Book Industry Professionals
Posted on January 11, 2010
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Houston, TX (BlackNews.com) — The Literary Breakthrough Conference, held Friday, May 21, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Houston, Texas in conjunction with the National Black Book Festival, gives authors unprecedented access to book industry professionals in three major fields: literary agents, publishers and marketers.
At this all-day event, top book industry experts will share information and strategies on how authors can make their literary breakthrough and turn their existing or future book(s) into a bestseller.
INTERVIEW | Pamela D. Rice
Posted on January 9, 2010
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Pamela, describe yourself for our visitors.
I’ll try to make this interesting. I am really one of those happy-go-lucky types.. I laugh and smile a lot. You know, the person who gets out of bed every morning singing. (“I heard the voice of Jesus say…”) Yes, I do have bad days, but I work my way through them. (Help me Lawd!) Although I am a country girl through and through, (yee-haa), I would feel just as comfortable walking the red carpet in Hollywood .
