By LMReviews on Feb 4, 2009 in contests, Multicultural History, Multicultural Writing | 68 Comments
It’s February and it’s time for the Black History and Valentine’s Book Giveaway at Sable Lit Reviews! Sable Lit Reviews in collaboration with Hachette Book Group USA is hosting a book giveaway contest to honor the month of love and black history. The Chocolate & Hearts contests will focus on the spirit of love and black [...]
By LMReviews on Jan 30, 2009 in Multicultural Writing, Writing/Freelancing | Comments Off
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 [...]
By LMReviews on Nov 27, 2008 in contests | 3 Comments
Wow, I can’t believe It’s Thanksgiving already. I have so much to be grateful for this year. My first book was published, this blog hit the cyber airwaves and I have had the opportunity to meet, chat or blog with some amazing people. Thank you all for being a part of it! We have just three [...]
By LMReviews on Nov 13, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural Writing | 4 Comments
I don’t know about you readers, but I love to put an author’s face with her work. To find out more about Barbara and her growing list of work click on her picture above. Now back to our interview: LMReviews: So many novels just focus on the conflict, do you consider yourself a trailblazer in [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 19, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural History, Multicultural Media | Comments Off
More than just a catalyst to ticket sales, the predominant face associated with a film has a lot to do with the direction it will take and how it will be perceived. The same holds true for the making of The Secret Life of Bees, a New York Times bestseller by Sue Monk Kidd. While [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 18, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural Media | 4 Comments
Books and their parts are often used as metaphors for life. For example, “never judge a book by its cover” or “judge a man not by the color of his skin by but the content of his character”, but Grammy-winning, multi-platinum recording artist, Alicia Keys, as she often does in her music, reveals a new [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 17, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural Lit Reviews, Multicultural Writing | 2 Comments
Looks are deceiving and nothing should be left to chance in Barbara Karmazin’s Sci-Fi Erotic thriller Night Moves. IN this book we are taken on a fast journey through a ruthless urban city where gang bangers and crack heads roam and accost the residents by day and set car bombs by night. Karmazin acutely [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 14, 2008 in contests, Multicultural Events, Multicultural Writing | 1 Comment
Hi All, This is just a reminder that October 15th at 11:59 PM PST is the last moment you can enter Sable Lit Reviews’ Hispanic Heritage Month Book Giveaway contest sponored by Hachettte Book Group. If you missed any of the questions there’s still time to enter. Here’s link to the info page which features [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 13, 2008 in contests, Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural History, Multicultural Lit Reviews | 3 Comments
Pamela K. Kinney delivers a dose of haunted reality in Haunted Richmond. For those who enjoy historically-based scary stories, Haunted Richmond incorporates the rich history of Richmond, Virginia with the ghostly happenings that plagued the successive generational inhabitants of the tri-city area for nearly 300 years. With Edgar Allen Poe as the city’s resident celebrity [...]
By LMReviews on Oct 12, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural History, Multicultural Lit Reviews, Multicultural Writing | 1 Comment
With a presence that is all embracing, Dr. Maya Angelou has released to the world a volume of poetry and prose to the women she has adopted as daughters and to those who have claimed her as mother in Letter to My Daughter. Not unlike other works such as I Know Why the Caged Bird [...]