Check out this letter about the challenges that many African American authors are facing…
Naki: An Open Letter to Oprah Winfrey (From Virginia DeBerry).
Archive for November, 2009
Naki: An Open Letter to Oprah Winfrey (From Virginia DeBerry)
November 23, 2009Join me today, Sat. 11/21, 2pm, Baltimore Public Library, PA Ave. Branch, 1531 W. North Ave. for author talk/booksigning
November 21, 2009Sheilah Vance
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
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Carolyn James’ life looked great — new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a “divorce journal” to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance’s second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.Kindle Sales explode for Random House – $2.9 to $22.6 million « Kindle Review – Kindle 2 Review, Books
November 18, 2009What does this mean for the future of book publishing?
Book Lover Cynthia Crossen Recommends Book Blogs – WSJ.com
November 14, 2009Interested in blogs about fiction? Check out this article.
Buy Books for the Holidays: Buy Books for the Holidays 2009!
November 6, 2009Check out this new campaign put together by bloggers who love books. Buy Books for the Holidays: Buy Books for the Holidays 2009!.
Writers LIVE at the Library
November 3, 2009Sheilah Vance
reads from her new novel, Land Mines.
Carolyn James’ life looked great — new job at a law school, marriage to a doctor, two children, living in a McMansion outside Boston. Then her husband leaves her for another woman, stripping her of her money, stability and self-esteem. Carolyn begins keeping a “divorce journal” to cope and rebuild, writing about her experiences with separation and divorce. Land Mines is Sheilah Vance’s second novel, after Chasing the 400. She is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at Villanova University School of Law.Schedule: (click on the location to see map)
- Pennsylvania Avenue Branch Saturday, Nov 21, 2009 (2:00 p.m.)
