In history, we can remove words from context, but cultural artifacts preserve the legitimacy of the time and its people.
Tag: books
Severed, a Novel | A Black Woman’s Burden
Someone is a few digits short of a hand in Nakadee, Louisiana. What’s worse, someone may be torturing and holding the finger-less victim captive in this small river town. So head of Nakadee Police Department […]
Severed, a Novel | Synopsis
A sinister figure is disturbing the peace in the small college town of Nakadee, Louisiana. Chopped-off fingers are popping up at conspicuous locations, taunting police but hidden from residents. Meanwhile, the city is preparing to […]
Currently Reading | A Commitment to Make Time
Currently Reading: Severed by VL Towler. It’s billed as a mystery set in a Louisiana town. The first thing that pulled me into the story was the forensic anthropologist who happens to be a single […]
Help Desk | Speakers Bureau
As an author or novelist, you have most likely participated in your fair share of book signings and author events. But have you considered making the rounds on the lecture circuit? We’ve all seen those […]
Help Desk: Agent Needed
Looking for a literary agent? Make sure they’re connected to agencies that protect creative artists.
AALBC: The African-American Media Clearinghouse | WIFOTIT
Imagine if you could let your fingers do the walking (clicking) through the annals of all things written by and about African-Americans. You’ve heard of the dark web but did you know there’s a search […]
Book Review: by Yawatta Hosby
Originally posted on yawattahosby:
Sleeping with a D-Man is the ninth book for my reading challenge. And, it’s another one where I broke the rules of only sticking to blogs or Absolute Write. Jade is…
The 50th Law- Thou Shall Not Fear
The 50th Law seeks to answer the question if we’re born to stand out why do we so desperately seek to fit in.
Before You Plan Your Business, Prepare For Profits.
Takeaway: Many go into business without thinking about how they are going to make a profit. Too many corporate executives are in business without continuously thinking of strategic profit models.
Mel Hopkins 