The Author's Lounge

Comment by Mel on March 21, 2008 at 7:30pm

i look forward to connecting with other poets and writers, namaste, mel.

Comment by K. L. Belvin on March 29, 2008 at 10:24pm

This is from my friend Ella Curry, She is always looking for quality talented authors who want to discuss their work. . Please take advantage and stop by.

Greetings,
Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Ella Curry and I am the owner of EDC Creations, the Sankofa Literary Society, and the Black Authors Network Radio. I am a former buyer for Karibu Books and presently work for International Power Magazine.

I am interested in showcasing you on my Internet radio show, The Black Authors Network, which is also an eTour stop for Nia Promotions; we offer African American readers and consumers premium entertainment, literary resources, and business advice to help celebrate our heritage and the arts. We would love to schedule for the show in April or May.

Over the last few months we have had a series of bestselling authors and community leaders on the show such as: Jesse Holley of the Cincinnati Bengals, Simba Sana owner of Karibu Bookstores, Kim Shaw, KL the Writer, Felecia Pride, Pat G’Orge Walker, Stephanie L. Jones, Dwight Fryer, Nelly Fuller, Woody Campbell former Houston Oiler, Mary B. Morrison, Pamela Samuel Young, Donna Hill, Francis Ray, Jessica Tilles, Michelle Valentines, Stacey L. Ford, Andrea Blackstone, Gwynne Forster, Detri Bey-King, Wanda D. Hudson, Pastor Joshua McClure, T. Styles, Lutishia Lovely, Reginald Lee Hameth, Trice Hickman and Tee C. Royal of the Rawsistaz Bookclub. We hope to add you to our glowing list of celebrities!

It is with the utmost respect and admiration for your work, that I invite you to call into our BAN radio show to discuss your writers’ journey, the details of your book or business, and what new projects you are currently working on. The show is on 3 nights per week at 8pm-10pm EST. There are a lot of back end promotions behind the BAN radio show. We offer more Internet exposure than most radio shows out today.

Black Authors Network Radio show
www.blogtalkradio.com/Black-Author-Network
Meet us at: 8pm-10pm EST Mon., Wed., and Friday nights
Authors dial-in number: (646) 200-0402

Chat live with the guests in our chat room during the show
www.blogtalkradio.com/Black-Author-Network

Come join our round-table discussions each week as we tackle a number of topics relevant to improving literacy and our image within our community. Each week, the Black Authors Network Show interviews special guest authors, poets, parents, community leaders, educators, and experts from various fields in publishing, who want to make a difference in the lives of Americans.

BAN Radio Show: www.edc-creations.com/banradio.html
BAN Website: www.edc-creations.com/banhome.html

Tell other authors, poets, and business owners too...spread the word!

Email Ella at this address to schedule your special appearance on the BAN radio show:
elladcurry@edc-creations.com


Thank you,
Ella Curry, President/CEO EDC Creations
Black Author Network-Founder
Sankofa Literary Society-Founder
Power Magazine-Literary Director
A Good Book-Marketing Director

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Comment by Francis Ray on April 17, 2008 at 4:07pm

Hello *waving*
To authors and future authors.

Francis Ray
NOT EVEN IF YOU BEGGED

Comment by TL James on June 12, 2008 at 2:33pm

Hello literary minds!

Comment by Brian L Porter on July 9, 2008 at 2:06am

Hi Vivian,

Thanks for inviting me along.

Brian

Comment by Lacresha Hayes on July 31, 2008 at 10:29pm

Hello Everyone,

My name is Lacresha, author of 8 books, 3 on the market, one coming this month, and the rest between now and January 09. I'm happy to be here.

Comment by Linton Robinson on August 20, 2008 at 9:31am

I am so pleased to have my new title IMAGINARY LINES out at last on Adoro Books... most of it was written ten years ago for California mags and Harpers. It's some of my favorite writing, inspired by my collaboration with Ana Maria Corona.

It's a combination of reminiscence of Mexican girlhood and cooking, interviews with border people from illegal maids to gigolos to matadors... all explorations of the invisible lines of nationality, culture, sex, food, and blood that divide us and tie us together.


Tales, interviews, and culture/culinary essays that drew fans in border region papers and Harpers magazine, IMAGINARY LINES gives a warm, humorous, sometimes dark portrait of frontiers not just of the Mexico/California border, but of many invisible fault lines in the human condition: rich/poor, third/first world, home/foreign, male/female.

A rare collaboration between two writers across some of the more obvious lines--Catholic Mexican mother Ana Maria Corona and jaded American muckracker Linton Robinson--IMAGINARY LINES transforms the life stories of maids, matadors, gigolos, cooks, gamblers, and con men into metaphors for the vague but palpable fault lines that separate us, yet bind us together.

IMAGINARY LINES is distinguished by cover artist Victor Cauduro, one of Mexico's finest and most celebrated painters, and by Pulitzer nominee Luis Urrea, who considers it a "well guided tour" to the labyrinths of interculture interface.

Comment by Paidra Delayno on September 8, 2008 at 7:23am

"Forty Miles Of Bad Road" will be released soon by Booklocker.com. The book tells the tale of a boy whose mind is mentally assaulted by an abusive father. To avenge his mother's death, Bob Ridel calls up a U.S. Marshal from the late 1800's. Ride with Marshal J.B. Sessions across northern Arizona as he brings justice with him.

Comment by Kevin Fulton on November 7, 2008 at 3:32pm

DOWNLOAD MY E-BOOK CD FOR FREE. CLICK ON TO MY PAGE ON THE PEOPLES LOUNGE THEN COPY AND PASTE POETOGRAPY ( Chapter One/Two ).

Comment by Makenzi on December 3, 2008 at 3:35pm

International Baller New Novel Releasing 2009

Sean Weaver is an International Baller. Born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina he has traveled to places he never imagined. Dated some of the worlds finest women and experienced things only he could enjoy.

Sean has been given many great opportunities in life. His selfish ways does not allow him to appreciate these opportunities or the people who support him. Instead he allows his greed for money and women to take over his focus in life.

Sean's life quickly changes when he hooks up with his childhood friends Ron and Jay. The decision he makes leads him to prison to face his consequences.

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