Sable Lit Reviews

I don’t know if I’ve mentioned this in another post or not but passive marketing is amazing to me. I just stick set my email stationary with my Sable Lit Reviews banner at the bottom of all my emails and I get inquiries all the time about the site. I freelance, as you know, if [...]

Like I mentioned earlier, I did my first book signing at a local RWA chapter meeting. I sold seven books, which was a good night for an audience that generally shows little interest in multicultural romance. There are two other authors that have written multicultural, one writes Hawaiian romance and the other author wrote a [...]

Having grown up in predominately starter middle-class Caucasian neighborhoods near Woodbridge, New Jersey and then lower middle-class Caucasian and Hispanic neighborhoods of Mesa, Arizona, it should be no surprise that I am not aware of every facet of African American tradition or history despite being African American all my 33 years. While the those on [...]

Minority cultures often struggle between losing themselves in assimilation or alienating their communities with acts that suggest separatism. The majority of society assumes that their rituals, morals and traditions should predominate because in terms of sheer numbers they dominate.  As a result, we have a historical discourse that features people of color as a footnote to [...]

Following a dream is not always easy, but for the courageous, it is a necessity. Pursuing a dream often requires paring down the extraneous details and focusing on the root of the desired result. Such was the case with WNBA star Becky Hammon, a girl from South Dakota with dreams of playing basketball on the U.S. [...]