[New post] Sin's Iniquity - Book Post, New Ebook Release from Sylvia Hubbard

click thru for details http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Um Sin's Iniquity - Book Post sylviahubbard1 | April 29, 2011 at 12:30 pm |  Categories: Sin's Iniquity | URL: http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Um Available as a paperback & Kindle download Available in multiple downloads Coming Soon Sin's Iniquity (E, NVL, RR) SINCLAIRE WANTS SIMPLICITY IN HER LIFE. IN ORDER TO PROVE HER SELF WORTH TO HER UNGRATEFUL AND EVIL MOTHER, SHE IS STUDYING FOR THE BAR AND IN NO WAY DOES SHE WANT ANYONE OR ANYTHING TO GET [...] click thru for details http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Um Read more of this post click thru for details http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Um

Dayton, Ohio here I come for the Book Expo which will Features Six Debut Titles, plus free download of Book

click thru for details to http://daytonbookexpo.com Dayton Book Expo Features Six Debut Titles   Dayton, Ohio - On Saturday, April 30 2011, six new titles will debut at the Dayton Book Expo. The celebration will be held at noon in the Great Hall at Sinclair Community College's Ponitz Conference Center-Building 12, 444 West Third Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402. In addition to the new-release celebration, more than fifty authors will be signing books from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The Dayton Book Expo also boasts panel discussions for aspiring authors and activities for children in the Kidz Zone. The family-friendly event is free and open to the public. _______________________ I'll be speaking on e-publishing and also a panel on publishing so I hope to see you there to hear me speak and to also get your book signed ! I'll also have coupons for my newest work, Sin's Iniquity that's going to be available soon for Amazon, Nook and more mobile devices at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/55937 Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network & The African American Electronic Literary Network Author of Romance & Suspense and Internet Marketing for Writers & Business See all My books in paperbacks, ebooks and more! CLICK HERE Coming Soon: Tanner's Devil www.redrosepublishing.com

Sylvia Hubbard, Author Update: Seriously Slacking on Hope is Love & What I've Been Sneaking Around Working on: Sin's Iniquity (#amwriting)

click thru for details   http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Ts Seriously Slacking on Hope is Love & What I've Been Sneaking Around Working on: Sin's Iniquity (#amwriting) sylviahubbard1 | April 24, 2011 at 10:14 am | Categories: Books, Hope Is Love, Uncategorized, Work In Progress | URL: http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Ts Yeah, get the belt out. I have three chapters written, but I've been hesitating on posting them since I finally figured out the end of the story and I'm trying to get the time to finish it off, edit it and post it for download. (I'm referring to Hope is Love). What happened? I bought [...] Read more of this post Add a comment to this post        click thru for details   http://wp.me/p8Zp8-Ts

The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard Updates - Upcoming Events | Book Me Now!

click thru for updates http://sylviahubbard.com/2011/04/19/sylvia-hubbard's-literary-schedule-2011-–-updated-6 The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard Updates Sylvia Hubbard's Literary Schedule 2011 – Updated Posted: 19 Apr 2011 01:12 PM PDT April 19 The First Annual Black Literary Marketplace Expo www.blackliterarymarketplaceexpo.com April 20 The First Annual Black Literary Marketplace Expo www.blackliterarymarketplaceexpo.com Presenting: How To Do The Work Before The Work is Done (Time TBA) 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM Southfield Parks … Continue reading → You are subscribed to email updates from The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard click thru for updates http://sylviahubbard.com/2011/04/19/sylvia-hubbard's-literary-schedule-2011-–-updated-6

[New post] Sylvia Hubbard’s Literary Schedule 2011 – Updated

click thru for details http://wp.me/p8Zp8-T4 Sylvia Hubbard's Literary Schedule 2011 – Updated sylviahubbard1 | April 19, 2011 at 8:12 pm | Categories: Events | URL: http://wp.me/p8Zp8-T4 April 19 The First Annual Black Literary Marketplace Expo www.blackliterarymarketplaceexpo.com April 20 The First Annual Black Literary Marketplace Expo www.blackliterarymarketplaceexpo.com Presenting: How To Do The Work Before The Work is Done (Time TBA) 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM Southfield Parks and Recreation Center 26000 Evergreen Road Detroit, MI  48037-2055 April 21 The First Annual Black [...] Read more of this post Add a comment to this post click thru for details http://wp.me/p8Zp8-T4

Feature on H. Victoria Hargro Atkerson From @aambookclub

"Walking Among The Kudzu" by H. Victoria Hargro Atkerson Walking Among The Kudzu describes the striking parallelism between life and the growth of these vines based on the author's insights from experiences. Both twist and twine in all directions—people make mistakes, celebrate, achieve, and do many things sometimes regretful. However, life in its own resilient way continues. Like the awe-inspiring kudzu, we must be strong when facing difficulties or when encumbered by circumstances in our lives, which seem insurmountable, but we must remember the power within us, the power of the human spirit as we define who we are and hold onto God for the rest.— H. Victoria Hargro Atkerson H. Victoria Hargro Atkerson writes inspiring romantic stories based on historical events. Her love of history and her dedication to her craft are apparent in the profundity of each character that she writes about in her stories. Philadelphia is her home, which she shares with her husband, but her southern upbringing resonates in all her writings and in her storytelling abilities. When she is not writing, she enjoys baking, needlecrafts, and fishing with her family on the Jersey shore. Interview with Victoria: "Walking Among The Kudzu" is your third novel, what is it about?       This story chronicles the life of a Chicago youth who is mentally abused by her disenchanted mother. Their relationship based on the child's ability to be invisible in her mother's house. She has the misfortune of having to cope with a mother who did not want the responsibility of the company of children in her life. At the first opportunity, the main character, Shelby Reed is farmed-out to neighbors and friends so that her mother can have company. This child knows that she is unwanted and disliked, but she learned how to live in a hostile environment by fading into the woodwork so that her mother does not know she exists. When her mother decides to rid herself of her mothering responsibilities, she sends Shelby to an unknown aunt in Atlanta that the child never knew she had. From there, Shelby discovers things about her family that disturbs her and isolates her even more than she was in her mother's home. Needing acceptance and love, her life becomes complicated when she is rejected by her family in Atlanta, her mother, and the one person whom she finds to love. In the backdrop of this dramatic story, the reader revisits the civil right era of the 1950' and 60's, where values, beliefs, and problems unfold in the lives of colorful and brilliant characters that reflect the daily life of living in a separate but unequal society. What was your purpose in writing "Walking Among The Kudzu?"       The main theme of the book is that life goes on no matter what and people have to be resilient in order to be successful. It does not matter what mistakes you make, but it does matter how you react to your mistakes. Do you continue? Do you change your behavior? You must. We must always adapt to changes because that is the most constant element of our lives. We must set new goals and be determined to complete them…. never giving up on life and especially never giving up on ourselves. I wanted to convey that message in "Walking Among The Kudzu." The story has some interesting details about the civil rights era, are any on the incidents in the book true? All of my writings reflect real life experiences, but that have been fictionalized to create a good story. I find that all good writing is based on the daily interactions and reactions to our environment. How else can the reader relate to it? Even writers of science fiction and horror stories based their writing on human experiences that they take to the next level. The best writing starts out with a simple question, "What if?" Where did you learn to write? At my computer, but I learned to tell a good story as a child growing up in Atlanta. Much of my childhood was spent listening to stories from elders, siblings, and friends. Everyone told stories. Sitting around the dinner table, at family reunions, sitting on the front porch, or hanging out on the front steps at night… people always told stories. It just so happened that most of the stories they told were true, taken from real life. My biggest challenge was to learn how to put my stories down on paper or on the computer… it was truly a learning experience. It took time and a great deal of hard work to complete my first three novels and to continue working on the ones that will follow. One day, I hope to perfect the art. I compare the process of writing a story with a journey that starts out at the beginning and goes until you write your way to the end. I hope that when I get to the end of my writing career that I will have perfected the art of writing so that others will appreciate it and enjoy my stories. "Walking Among the Kudzu is your third book, what were the first two?"       The first two novels that I published were, "Stones Along The Path, Part I & Part II," a two-part intimate family memoir, which starts in Kenya and migrates to Philadelphia. The two books tell the story of a wildly romantic relationship that crosses two cultures and two continents. The main characters, Jessica & Akinyele are insanely in love, but they have adjustments because of their cultural and differences. What I love about this story is that the reader gets to evaluate their relationship and their suitability for each other. It amazes me when readers tell me that they are angry with Jessica or disgusted with Akinyele. That means they became involved with the storyline. One of my favorite book clubs nicknamed it as the "Black Cinderella Story," and it is. Readers will love it, but be ready for a real roller coaster ride. Where can readers get copies of "Walking Among The Kudzu" and "Stones Along The Path, Part I & II?"       Anyone who wishes to purchase one of my books can go to one of my Websites, www.walkingamongthekudzu.com, www.stonesalongthepath.com, www.bookclubsatsea.com. Or they can order it on www.amazon.com, or they can order it from Barnes & Noble, Borders, or any other book store. What is Book Clubs At Sea?       Book Clubs At Sea is a special program that I created to help black authors, like myself, who need to get their work out to the public and on an international stage. It's an opportunity for authors to bring their fans on board cruise ships around the world to experience the ultimate book club. While cruising to fabulous destinations, they will have an opportunity to sell their books to all the passengers and crew around the world. We also encourage Book Clubs members who want to vacation with authors to join us and enjoy all the special activities we provide onboard. Anyone who wishes to join one of our cruises can send their request to bookclubsatsea@aol.com. Learn more about Victoria at: www.walkingamongthekudzu.com www.stonesalongthepath.com -- ~a woman with a vision www.tamikanewhouse.com www.twitter.com/tamikanewhouse