Tag Archives: black authors
‘Angry Black Woman’: Author Talks Community Advocacy and Making a Comeback
With determination---and creative marketing---Karen Quinones Miller pushes forward
Best-selling author Karen Quinones Miller talks her passion for community activism and giving her audience…
By Janell Hazelwood
October 12, 2012
Tags: authors, black authors, Publishing, Self Publishing
‘Queen of Street Lit’ Wahida Clark Continues Her Publishing Reign
Entrepreneur talks Cash Money Content deal, second chances, family balance
Street lit veteran Wahida Clark continues brand expansion with more authors and lucrative Cash Money…
By Janell Hazelwood
May 30, 2012
Tags: black authors, book publishing, Bryan "Baby" Williams, Career Advancement, career transition, Carl Weber, Cash Money, Cash Money Content, crime, Drake, ex-convicts, Lil Wayne, literature, prison, Publishing, Self Publishing, Social media, street lit, street literature, Wahida Clark, Wahida Clark Presents Publishing
Backtalk with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Since retiring from the Los Angeles Lakers in 1989, Kareem Abul-Jabbar continues making his mark…
By Carolyn M. Brown
April 17, 2012
Tags: basketball, black authors, black history, children's books, children's education, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Former Social Worker Writes New Life Chapter in Publishing
Entrepreneur finds passion, financial freedom -- and a way to give back
After being terminated from a position at a nonprofit, Richard Jeanty decided to take a…
By Souleo
October 5, 2011
Tags: black authors, Career Advancement, career change, Career Development, career transition, Employment, Entrepreneurship, Job Market, Publishing, publishing industry, Self Publishing
