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Press contact: Ms. Jo Ruiz admin@universalpandp.com 510-200-1199 California Writers Collective hosts first Empowerment Luncheon A day for authors and creative entrepreneurs. Emeryville, California June 30, 2009 - The California Writers Coll...
July 1
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Info about the upcoming California Writers Collective Empowerment Luncheon in Emeryville, CA, Saturday July 25
July 1
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Details of the upcoming book expo in Los Angeles in August 2009.
June 8
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The L.A. Black Book Expo's new look.
May 21
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Highlights of past L.A. Black Book Expos leading up to the fifth anniversary, Saturday, August 22, 2009.
May 21
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Here I am live on tape after the recent L.A. Black Book Expo relationship forum and Barnes and Noble bookfair, February 8, 2009. I'll include more author interviews in the next week or so. Thanks to Michael Thomas from Empire Beat Magazine providi...
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At 12:38pm on August 15, 2008, Lutishia Lovely said…
It's cool to be here Charles. Hope all is well with you and you preparing for an exciting Black Book Expo 2009!
At 7:15am on July 1, 2008, MissyT said…
Hey Charles,
Thanks for including me in your circle of friends. Glad to hear your dreams are coming true. Best wishes for continued success!
At 6:57pm on June 13, 2008, Dawnny Ruby Platinum Book PR said…
Hi Charles

Please stop in The Urban Book Lounge and say hello to Ivan Wright. He is on his Virtual Tour here this week.

Win his new novel!

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Have a great summer
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At 11:17am on April 11, 2008, Wil said…
Hello Chazz! Well I guess you know by now the TPL now empowers YOU to create, post and manage your EVENTS!!! :-) I hope you will find this new feature useful!!!

Happy "Eventing"— WIl
At 4:10pm on March 16, 2008, Marlive said…
Congratulations on your TPL feature!
At 4:17pm on January 26, 2008, Apex Reviews said…
Thanks for being our TPL friend, Charles! Looking forward to reviewing your work soon.


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At 9:20pm on December 7, 2007, Pam Osbey said…
Hey...nice running into you here.

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Relationship Status:
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About Me:
My name is Charles L. Chatmon, a poet and author of two books, The Depths of My Soul and The Voices of South Central. As a freelance writer, I’ve contributed to local college and community newspapers in addition to a few start up magazines. Currently I serve as executive director of the Los Angeles Black Book Expo. I’m also a co-host on an internet show called Mixed Matters at the North Bay Media Review website. I'm quiet most of the time but once you get to know me, you'll find I have a lot to offer in a conversation, no matter the subject. I love to write, read and enjoy the simple things in life. Thanks to my friends who've supported me thus far. 2007 was a great year but I plan to kick it up a notch for 2008. Take care.
My Birthdate:
5/1966
My Birthplace:
Los Angeles, CA
My Hometown:
Los Angeles,CA
My Website:
http://charleslchatmon.com
My Favorite Website:
http://myspace.com/chatwrites
My Favorite Places on Earth:
home
My Favorite Foods:
the basics: meat, poultry, greens, and veggies
My Favorite Beverages:
water and juices
My Favorite People:
good friends and fellow authors and poets
My School or Alma Mater:
Cal-State Los Angeles
My Career:
freelance writer, author
My Accomplishments:
The Literary World's Author of the Month, July 2006
Appointed executive director, Los Angeles Black Book Expo, September 2006
Moderator, "He Said, She Said", L.A. Black Book Expo forums in Los Angeles and San Francisco, 2007-2008
Why I'm Here:
Personal, Professional, To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas
My Passion:
Writing and contributing to the literary scene on the West coast.
My Hopes:
if we can't have a better world, then I hope we'll have a tighter literary network across the country
My Dreams:
already coming true
What Else?:
Poems From A Man's Heart and Storm Over South Central are my two new books due one day, lol. I'm planning some major moves in my personal life and the literary world within the next year or so, and I read poems to a live audience every once in a while.

Register at LABBX.com

The updated Los Angeles Black Book Expo website (www.labbx.com) is now active. Authors and exhibitors wishing to attend our annual event can now register online and view a list of activities taking place during the day. If you were not a part of the LABBX last year, don’t miss this golden opportunity to be part of which is shaping up to be one of the finest literary events on the West coast. Our target date for the LABBX is on Saturday, June 14th, two weeks after Book Expo America here in Los Angeles.

Potential sponsors are welcome to view our reasonable packages for the expo. Volunteers are strongly encouraged to contact our committee at the address shown on the Supporters page.

The 2008 LABBX promises to be the biggest and best yet! More info to come.

Charles Chatmon
Executive Director
Los Angeles Black Book Expo

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Press Release for the CWC Empowerment Luncheon, July 25

Press contact:

Ms. Jo Ruiz

admin@universalpandp.com

510-200-1199


California Writers Collective hosts first Empowerment Luncheon

A day for authors and creative entrepreneurs.

Emeryville, California June 30, 2009 - The California Writers Collective (CWC) hosts first Empowerment Luncheon at the Courtyard by Marriott in Emeryville, California Saturday, July 25 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The luncheon is a partnership between the CWC and Universal Press & Productions.

No ordinary luncheon,… Continue

Posted on July 1, 2009 at 9:57am —

Charles L. Chatmon

Mixed Matters is back - live on tape!

There's news on the North Bay Media Review front, but first......

Our hearts go out to the families of two great creative giants, Bernie Mac and Issac Hayes.

It's been a long while, but Mixed Matters is back at North Bay Media Review with two great shows as we begin our third season with up and coming authors, writers and poets on their latest and greatest, literary professionals sharing their words of wisdom, and talented artists.

Coming up on the next episodes of Mixed Matters….

The Ste
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Posted on August 11, 2008 at 8:30pm —

Charles L. Chatmon

Mixed Matters returns in August


From the ‘pardon our dust’ department……

Hey Mixed Matters fans!

Did you miss us? If you did, then I’m proud to announce co-host Chandra Adams and I will return live on tape this coming August 2008! Date to be announced at a later time. In our two years of successful interview up… Continue

Posted on July 9, 2008 at 10:33am —

Charles L. Chatmon

Saturday: Los Angeles Black Book Expo



For those living in the Southern California area and beyond.......

The Los Angeles Black Book Expo (LABBX) returns for its fourth year inside the inside the Ahmanson Senior Center in Exposition Park. LABBX features author-exhibitors, a children's literary zone, an after party rec… Continue

Posted on June 9, 2008 at 6:05pm —

Charles L. Chatmon

Donations for L.A. Black Book Expo

To the authors who can't make it for the fourth annual Los Angeles Black Book Expo, you can always donate the following: cards, flyers, and bookmarks. A copy of your book is optional, but be advised we would consider it as a donation should you decide to send one.

Our expo is only a month away and two weeks after Book Expo America so don't miss your chance to be part of the best black book expo west of the Mississippi by mailing your promotional items to:

Los Angeles Black Book Expo
P.O. Box 4… Continue

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