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The journal has 30 questions (one for each day) in a typical month. You will answer each question every day for a month and check your progress the following month, for an entire year. The journal is a good tool to use to write your thoughts and stay on point. *** Specifically this book is for: --- Parents who were in a relationship and have broken up already. ---Parents on the verge of a break up. ---Children of these ex couples. --- People interested in parental rights. --- People interested i

Motivational Speaker and Author Matthew C. Horne, " Your Best Life Possible Awaits You" Matthew C. Horne, success genius, motivational speaker and author, presents speeches filled with inspiration, hope and direction for everyone in attendance. His presentations radiate positive energy, inspiration, passion, and great audience participation! His thought provoking and insightful speeches introduce people to facets of themselves they never knew existed. He is all about introdu

Join us as we talk to Author Moses Miller about his new book "Once Upon A Time In Harlem". We will also hear from the ladies of Sistah Friend Book Club.

Join us as our industry spotlight will be on Danyell Sparks of Hightower Editorial Services. Danyell will join us to discuss her services and what to expect when working with an editor! On the second half of the show we will hear from Author Nichelle Walker, discussing her debut "Doing His Time". Also in the second half we will hear from the ladies of SBS Bookclub!

Nakea Murray of Literary Consultant Group and Author Treasure E. Blue,"Harlem Girl Lost" and " A Street Girl Name Desire" will be talking to us about marketing your work. Nakea is a highly sought after publicist whose clients continue to bless the Essence's Best Selling List! Treasure E. Blue is the author of "A Street Girl Name Desire" and "Harlem Girl Lost". Treasure's story is remarkable as it is noted that he independately sold over 40,000 copies of his debut novel "Harlem Girl Lost"

Join us as we talk to Best Selling Publisher Hickson and The Ghettoheat Movement! Hickson will be discussing "All that it takes in surviving in the game of publishing".

JENA 6 GENESIS: FROM JESSE TO JAY-Z (Reconciling the Divorce of Hip-Hop and Civil Rights) Washington, DC-based hip hop artist and youth counselor Bomani "D'Mite" Armah had no idea that his crunk spoof "Read A Book" would land him squarely in the middle of the war of words between the civil rights and hip hop eras. But when Al Sharpton issued the challenge of mobilizing the hip-hop generation toward a cause, Bomani went from "Read A Book" to "Rent A Van". Climaxing amidst the humid hostility