Friday, February 27, 2015

The Chronicles of The Black Fist (Novel)


My latest literary effort, and my FIRST novel!  :D

"Enter the world of Nyerere Lewis, born and raised in New Washington City.  The son of beloved local activists, his world is rocked when they are murdered by the police in a raid, and a race riot sweeps through the city in the aftermath...

   20 years later, Nyerere has grown up, and the city is still plagued with addiction, corruption, criminality, and complacency.  Nyerere wants nothing to do with reviving the community, feeling that the people betrayed his parents' dreams of upliftment.  But, with the slaying of a former mentee of his, he feels that he can no longer stay on the sidelines, and do nothing.  He dons the revolutionary colors, and reeks havoc on all those who would harm this city, criminal or corrupt cop alike..."

Published as a paperback through CreateSpace:
https://www.createspace.com/5341559

Also available in ebook format at Barnes & Noble (Nook), Scribd, Page Foundry, Kobo, and Oyster.
 http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-chronicles-of-the-black-fist-kevin-alberto-sabio/1121294609?ean=2940151736237&isbn=2940151736237

https://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/the-chronicles-of-the-black-fist

http://www.inktera.com/store/title/dbb885ee-709b-447c-bd0f-bec7b15c1648

PLEASE SUPPORT!!!!

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

La Galeria Magazine event: Negritud/Blackness in the Dominican Republic and the Diaspora


La Galeria Magazine presents:

"Negritud/Blackness in the Dominican Republic and the Diaspora"
February 26, 2015
WordUp Community BookShop/Libreria Communidad
2113 Amsterdam Avenue (Corner of 165th Street)
New York, NY
From: 7pm-8:30pm

The event is FREE, open to the public, and easily accessible by public transportation.

Monday, February 9, 2015

Art in the Heart of El Barrio @ La Marqueta: Black History Month Event

Art in the Heart of El Barrio @ La Marqueta
Black History Month celebration
1590 Park Avenue (on E. 115th)
New York, NY
February 15, 2015
11am-5pm

A day of celebration featuring music, children's activities, workshops, entertainment, arts & crafts, and much more...

FREE!!!!  Open to the public, and easily accessible by public transportation.  (6 train to 116th St.)

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Jadele McPherson a/k/a Lukumi Arts performing at Zinc Bar!!!!


Representing para mi hermana Jadele McPherson, a/k/a Lukumi Arts

Press Release, 1/22/2015:
New Dimensions in Latin Jazz & Zinc Bar present the newest wave of innovative Cuban music with a residency for the young AfroCuban vocalist/songwriter Jadele and her all-star band, Afrocubanismo on Fridays in February.

Gifted with the most powerful voice in Latin music since Celia Cruz, Jadele, a seasoned performer of AfroCuban ritual and sacred music, creates a gorgeous, sui generis musical landscape that incorporates the chants and rhythms of Cuba's Yoruba heritage with her original compositions. Her band - jazz sophisticates who are steeped in all the traditions of Cuban music - are up to the task.


Our set invokes an Afro-Cuban ritual cycle, beginning with Palo Monte Mayombe to honor ancestral routes of the African Diaspora to New York. We'll explore this legacy through Afro-Cuban folklore, jazz, hip-hop, blues, son & bolero. Join us in call & response to traditional and original music dedicated to the orishas, composed & arranged by Dayramir Gonzalez/DG Vicet (Havana, Cuba) & Jadele McPherson (New York, NY).

Zinc Bar
82 West 3rd Street
New York, NY 10012
Showtime: 8pm; $15 admission

Dates: Feb 6th, Feb 14th, Feb 20th, and Feb 27th

Here is the Facebook link to the event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1533674363573189/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

BE THERE!!!!!

Black Latina Movement: "Of Mothers And Men" (New Play)


Representing for my sisters at the Black Latina Movement!!!!

Come out to see their new play, "Of Mothers of Men", running from February 25th-March 1st!!!  Their production will be running at the Shelter Studios & Theaters, 244 West 54th Street in New York, NYShowtime starts at 8pm; on March 1st showtime is at 4pm.

A brief description of this theatrical production:
"Derived from the American classic Of Mice and Men, Of Mothers and Men explores the varying relationships between women, their mothers, and the men in their lives. This monologue driven piece, comprised of 9 vignettes, dives into the pivotal roles of two of the most influential people in one's life."

Tickets for the show can be purchased at the Black Latina Movement website (shown in the above poster), or through Brown Paper Tickets.  Here is the link to purchase the tickets:

 http://ofmothersandmen.brownpapertickets.com/

PLEASE HELP TO SPREAD THE WORD!!!!  PLEASE come out and support our sisters in the movement!!!  It's time that we told OUR stories, and came out to SUPPORT them!!

Uhuru sase, y paz!!!