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7:33AM
Monda Raquel Webb |
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Life Is Like
A Soul Train Line
Monda Raquel Webb |
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Looking For Sweet Love
R.L. Byrd |
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Searching For
Tina Turner
Jacqueline Luckett
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Master The Culture
Vernon Martin |
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My Street
G. Fitzgerald Coaston |
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Life In The Paint
John D. Hollis |
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Hostage of Lies
Maxine Thompson |
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No Greater Love
Kwanza |
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Multiple Orgasms
London Kennedy |
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That Was Then, This is Now
Curtis Bunn
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Black Youth Rising
Shawn A. Ginwright
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Tour Secrets
Winkk |
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Hollyhood
Valerie Joyner |
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Desperate Dating
Faith Murphy Knight |
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Don't Let Mama Read This
Hadjii |
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Eleven Months of Hell
China Ball |
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Reflections In Black
Leon Mann Jr. |
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Letters To My Young Sisters
Stephanie B. Tillman |
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In six years, the National
Book Club Conference has developed into the premier annual literary event for books by and about African-Americans. The three-day weekend is a spiritual experience filled with laughter, learning, fun and fellowship.
The 2009 NBCC, will be held July
31-August 2 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, promises to again set a new standard on literary bliss. Walter Mosley, Terry McMillan, Dr. Cornel West, Terrie Williams, Connie Briscoe, Brenda Jackson, Kimberla Lawson Roby are just a some of the top-flight authors who will be a part of the seventh-annual occasion.
To maintain the intimacy
that has made the NBCC special, we limit registrations. So, to experience what thousands of book lovers have over the years, please secure your position today by visiting our Registration page. |
Book Club Spotlight
In The Company of 12, Birmingham, AL |
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Cousin Trips, Inc. offers three all-inclusive opportunities for youth ages 10-16 to journey with an esteemed group of seasoned travelers on a week long extraordinary summer experience full of fun, learning, and adventure:
Cousin Trips International is offering an exciting and breathtaking camping adventure to Ghana, West Africa. Learn about Africa's natural attractions, history and the diversity of its people through cultural immersion, language, music, dance, and community service. For details click on the logo above, visit www.cousintrips.com or call 678 549.4775.
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June 7-14
Water Adventures, Myrtle Beach, SC
June 21-28
Music City Adventures, Nashville, TN
July 5-12
Adventures in Never-land, Orlando, Fl |
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Mary Morrison |
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Last Book Read:
Just Too Good To be True by E. Lynn Harris
Currently Reading:
Sleeping with Strangers by Eric Jerome Dickey |
Most fun city to visit:
Atlanta - I love night life. I like to boogie. I'm crazy about Atlanta. Still considering a second residence there. If I weren't an author, I'd definitely be an entrepreneur in the erotica industry. What capacity? I'm not sure. |
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Brenda Thomas |
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The last book you read:
New England White by Stephen L. Carter (just finished reading it) |
Most fun city to visit and why: I like the cities that have the best shopping, Chicago, Houston, and Maryland cause they give me so much love.
What you'd be doing if you were not an author:
I still act a personal assistant which is something I enjoy as it helps fill in the blanks and provides material for books. |
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Reshonda Tate-Billingsley |
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The last book you read:
Tiffany Warren's new book, The Bishop's Daughter Currently reading Just too good to be true by E. Lynn Harris |
Most fun city to visit and why:
Atlanta, because I love, love, love being around progressive black people.
What you'd be doing if you were not an author:
If I weren't an author I would still be reporting and anchoring the news or hosting a talk show! |
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Terrie Williams, the author of four NY Times best-selling books, including "Black Pain: It Only Looks Like We're Not Hurting," was listed among the 150 Power List of the last decade by Ebony magazine. More than an author, Terrie is president of the Stay Strong Foundation. From Ebony: "Williams has transformed her personal battle with depression into a crusade to educate our community about mental illness." Please visit www.terriewilliams.com
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Special NBCC feature:
Read monthly updateson 2010 NBCC |
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