I'm so excited about my decision to Indie publish with Heart Ally Books. I've been waiting for the opportunity to push my work to the next level and I've found it! I think Lisa Norman is absolutely fanatstic and I've enjoyed working with her on my website. I'm more than pleased to take the next step with her in launching my digital novel.
When I was in middle school, I was the recipient of a sucker punch. All I remember was that I was trying to talk my way out of being in a gang and "Wham", one of the girl's punched me in my face. I came "to" in darkness, surrounded by middle school feet on the floor. Suprisingly enough, my animal instinct kicked in and I was clutched hold to the girl's hair. I tried to wrench every strand from the top of her head. It was gruesome for both of us. I'd imagine that some 28 years later that she'd be bald on one side . Certainly, a tragedy for both of us.
Years ago I would have patted my foot in aggravation if someone asked me if I were racist. In college one of my white roommates, told me that I was racist because I ate dinner with other Black students. Give a sister a break. I just thought that it was plain old foolishness. I used to go into this huge HUGE diatribe about how Black people couldn’t be racist because they were disempowered in government, politics, and business. And furthermore, that because we were disenfranchised, the most I could be was prejudicial because being prejudiced was an individual event. Woa! That's a mouthful.
I'm so happy to be interviewed by Hildie McQueen. I love her great personality. Please take a look at my interview. It's hilarious. After I did it, I was thinking that I should've said I'd like to wear a diamond studded leather stock on my neck to give some elegance to my diamond bullet proof dress in front of the firing squad. LOL. Please leave a comment. Here's the reprint of that Interview.
Angel Coulby and Bradley James are a hot couple in Merlin. The love between these two shines through in this fantasy world.
I had the pleasure of visiting the media center at Parkview High School in Gwinnett County, Georgia a couple of years ago on a Saturday. To my surprise, Mrs. Roschell Thybulle’s students waited patiently for the arrival of LA Banks. The students were overly excited and ready to discuss the books. What struck me the most, were that these students were reluctant readers. Here’s an interview with the teacher, Mrs. Thybulle, who spearheaded this event.
I’ve been following Mercy Thompson’s story since the first book. I love the world that Patricia Briggs has created but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed River Marked. In this series novel, Patricia Briggs slowed down the story pacing to allow the reader to connect with a more intimate side of Mercy. In fact, I was quite enthralled with this “softer” side of Mercy that highlighted her relationship with Adam and the acceptance of her Native American heritage.
OK, I’ve been trying real hard to not skee and scream whenever I see Morris Chestnut on “V.” I’ve always had a little crush. LOL! Totally, a fan girl…
Last season ended on an incredible cliffhanger. Is Ryan Nichols dead? Did they kill off Chestnut's character? It would be so cliche, if the black man dies when the series is taking off. One thing is for sure, Chestnut has acted his butt off during this last season of “V” and not many have noticed. He’s done a great job of showing Ryan Nichols as a traitor but we still sympathize with him. I never sympathized with Robert Englund’s character.
I always get super excited when a mainstream author creates real multicultural worlds. There are so many Urban Fantasies that pass on race. I don’t know maybe they’re afraid to tackle portraying the real world or maybe their everyday world is white. Authors miss a great opportunity to add flair, depth, and interest to their works.
One of the worse fights I’ve had was with my uncle who was a few years older than me. It wasn’t just a battle of words but a knock down drag out physical fight with me clutching hold to my weird books and him trying to pry them out of my skinny little hands. I think he was trying to save me. Some 20 years later; I get it. He didn’t want anyone to think that his quirky niece was weird.
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