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seasonal love
I have loved you in the summertime. I have loved you in the wintertime. I have loved you in the springtime. I have loved you in season and outta season. love comes love goes l... (more)
you have no friends
Who are you? I know who I am, but do you know who you are? I have killed, I have stole, I have lust, and I have committed adultry, I have done everything under the sun. I am n... (more)
i have made love
I have been around the world. I have made love to all the beautiful girls in the world. England, France, Germany, Japan, China, I've been all around the world. I have made lov... (more)
paris & london
Paris loved men, she loved sex and lived a fast paced life.
London was a workaholic and enjoyed a quiet peaceful existence.
It took one time, one guy, and one moment t... (more)
why me?
Single life in Pittsburgh, Pa is more of a challenge than Alexus is willing to bare.
After losing her job, everything starts to fall apart, including her family.
After... (more)
microphone check
What would you do if you were taking care of your only daughter and living in a one bedroom apartment with your mother?
What would you do if you had to hustle on the street j... (more)
5 reasons to leave a lover
In "5 Reasons to Leave a Lover", Encounters in Paris` Ellery and Julien Roulet return, picking up their lives after the short story, "Pandora`s Box Revisited." This time the ... (more)
#1 - There are more Black authors than any other minority group.
Not only are African Americans more likely to start a business than our white counterparts, we are also more likely to write a book. Women, to be specific, are the leaders in these areas.
#2 - Black authors are finding success in e-books.
Many African Americans have found success in writing e-books. More and more are popping up, and selling like hotcakes. The subjects vary from business to health to parenting to sex.
#3 - Black authors are self-publishing at a faster rate.
After being burnt by publishing companies, African Americans are learning how to self-publish. Many are even printing and distributing on their own.
#4 - There are more conferences for Black authors than ever before.
In addition to tons of local events, African American readers and writers can also enjoy national events such as the African American Publisher's Pavilion, the Black Writers on Tour Conference, the Harlem Book Fair, the National Black Book Festival, and many more.
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