Showing posts with label imagination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imagination. Show all posts

Sunday, July 21, 2024

Home Sweet Home...

 To update you guys...I've FINALLY moved into my new apartment.  I've lived here little over a week, now.  It's the best feeling in the world, to know that you have a roof over your head.  I was homeless for three weeks, ducking and hiding, sleeping at my day job after hours.  It wasn't fun AT ALL!!  It was so stressful, especially hiding my shame and pain from everyone.  At least now...it's over.


I still have to furnish the apartment.  I don't have a bed yet; not even a mattress to sleep on.  At least I was able to get my clothes and stuff being stored at the day job.  Now, I have all of my stuff in one place.  I can finally change clothes, now.  I can finally wash my clothes.  I can do the stuff that I normally do to feel comfortable.  I don't necessarily have a routine yet, but I'm getting there.  I don't have a TV in here (not that I really watch that much television), but I do have internet, so that helps.  definitely need a dresser, and a desk to work on.  Hoping to get my hands on a mattress sometime soon.  Kinda wish that I could have some of my stuff from New York shipped down here, but I don't want to risk them getting damaged in transit.  Oh, well...


Don't know if I'll be having a house warming party, since I don't have much stuff in here.  I don't have much food to offer, and I don't feel like coming out of pocket to have it catered, or anything like that.  I'm trying to save my money, as it is.  My rent is affordable, but I'm not making any serious bank by any means.  Maybe if people actually contributed to the writing career, I wouldn't feel so hesitant to spend any money. But, we all know how that goes, smdh.. 😕😕😕😕

 

The other good thing about the apartment is...it's close to my day job.  I'm also near several supermarkets.  Whatever I need is actually within walking distance from the new crib.  I'm actually not too far from where I was staying at the hotel, so it's not like I'm in a completely new and different part of the city, and have to learn my way around.  That works to my advantage.  The only thing that concerns me, is that they're building up the neighborhood, and doing a lot of construction.  I hope that doesn't jack up my rent by next year.  My salary is okay, even though I do get occasional raises, but I don't earn a whole hell of a lot of income.  If they raise my rent to a ridiculously high rate, I might have to go through this whole process all over again next year.  😢😢😢😢


You know what...?  Time to live in the present!!  I'll worry about that other shit when it comes.  Right now...I just wanna enjoy having my new apartment. 😁😁😁😁


Here's to having a roof over my head!!  Here's to having my own piece of mind!!  Celebrating having my new apartment!!

Friday, January 25, 2019

The Chronicles of The Black Fist: F.U.R.I. of the People [BOOK II]



"It's been four years since Nyerere Lewis has donned the uniform and the mantle of The Black Fist.  He continues to watch over and protect his beloved hometown of New Washington City, and combat against the influence of the powers-that-be/PTB, Unlimited, and battle against their agents of The System.

Realizing that he can't fight them off all alone, with the help of Det. Amirah Umi, he builds his own underground force called the Freedman's Underground Revolutionary Initiative....or, FURI for short.  Follow along with his new adventures as he engages with enemies new and old, and works with new allies and revolutionary associates to take them down.  The chronicles continue as we witness the F.U.R.I. of the people!"

This is novel number TEN for me, and Book II of The Black Fist Saga!!  Paperback available now for purchase through Amazon!!  eBook format is coming soon!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1794692339

Keep the fist raised!!!!

Friday, November 9, 2018

My 250th Blog Post

Not exaaaaaaactly a milestone, but it is a serious accomplishment.  :-)

Basically, I started this blog 7 years ago to coincide with the publication with my second book, "Raise Your Brown Black Fist 2: MORE Political Shouts of an Angry Afro Latino" (Outskirts Press, 2011).  It was another way for me to express myself about my political beliefs, as well as a way for me to additionally promote my budding literary career.  Nine books in, and 250 posts later....well, you get the drift.  ;-)   

On the horizon, my eBooks are now available through Baker & Taylor, thanks to my eBook publisher Draft2Digital.  That makes 3 outlets that has my works available to libraries, at least in eBook format.  My upcoming sequel to "The Chronicles of The Black Fist" (CreateSpace, 2015) will definitely be dropping next year in 2019.  The cover art is already done, and the final finishing touches are being made to the manuscript.  I'm thinking of a January release...

Dealing with a new day job, and the work schedule that comes with it.  It's MUCH better than my last one, but it's VERY labor intensive.  Brother ain't as young as he used to be.  Either I need to get my workout on, or they need some more bodies to help me to do this job. It's nice to be earning a paycheck again, but I'd rather be getting paid off of royalties, and appearances (panel discussions, speaking engagements, book tours, etc).

Other than publishing my sequel The Chronicles of The Black Fist: F.U.R.I. of the People, 2019 is up in the air.  I would definitely like to do more public appearances, via vending at festivals & book fairs.  Seriously gonna try to get my promotion on, next year.  Might try to invest in a manager, publicist, or business partner; this broke shit is for the mf birds!!!  I need to be able to make a living off of my art.  Punching someone else's clock for a paycheck just ain't for me.

Really gonna try to figure out what direction to take my writing career.  I have a few w.i.p. projects that I'm juuuuust not feeling.  I might scrap them...who knows?  I have other projects that I'm more interested in writing, namely turning The Black Fist into a book series.  I have a few other conversion projects that I want to do, as well.  I don't plan on only writing Afro Latino stories, especially if cats ain't gonna support my work.  Fuck that dumb shit...don't talk about it, and then NOT be about it.  You have someone like me putting out books with Afro Latino lead characters, but then don't go out and buy/download my works cause, what....I'm not with some major publisher?  I'm not getting mainstream recognition?  Fuck that!!  The underground/independents is where all of the talent, and the effort, is being put.  Don't be jumping on the bandwagon, and then not supporting things cause they're not being pushed by the mainstream machine!!

Anyway....

Here's to my continued career.  Continuing on the path of the literary word.  I'll do my best to maintain this blog, and provide intriguing content for you.  See you all at number 300!!!

Uhuru sasa, y paz!!!


    

Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Latest Release, & Publishing Anniversary: AUGUST 2018

Jambo, mi gente!!!  Celebrating Black August!!!


***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***


Wilmington, DE--  As we enter into August 2018, Author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio continues to celebrate his most recent literary release, the Urban Lit tale of "Fiesta Girl" (Draft2Digital, 2018), an Afro Latino love story set in 1990s NYC to the rhythms of Latin Freestyle and Hip Hop.  Published this past February, the book is still available as an eBook.



ALSO, Mr. Sabio celebrates the three year publishing anniversary of his eBook of poetry "Spittin' Lyrics N Waxin' Poetic" (Draft2Digital, 2015), a collection of the author's poetry, rhyme verses, and rap songs speaking on love, street life, and revolution.



Spittin' Lyrics N Waxin' Poetic and Fiesta Girl are BOTH available in eBook format only, and are available through distribution channels such as Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Kobo+, iTunes, Scribd, Overdrive, Playster, 24Symbols, Bibliotheca, and internationally through TolinoDigital ARCs (Advance Reader Copy) are available upon request for interview and review purposes.


KEVIN ALBERTO SABIO is an author and activist, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He is the youngest child of Honduran Garifuna immigrant parents.  He is the founder of the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement.  He is the author of NINE books of nonfiction and fiction. He currently resides in Wilmington, DE.


Keep the fist raised,


Kevin Alberto Sabio
Author/Activist
www.brownblackfistchronicles.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKevinSabio

Uhuru sase, y paz!!!!

Monday, June 18, 2018

Sequel COMPLETED!!!!

SO I have some great news.....THE SEQUEL IS COMPLETE!!!!  :-D

Just finished writing Book II to The Black Fist saga!  I'm totally ecstatic about that!!!  The first draft to "F.U.R.I. of the People" is finally completed, and I can now move on to the future drafts.  I still have no idea when I'm going to publish it, but I'm just glad to have that one in the books, as they say.  I've already designed the front cover for it, and just need to clean up the story, until I feel that it's just right.  I've added more characters this time around, on both sides of the battle.  I'm still using a lot of symbolism and metaphor in the story, just not as much as in the first book.  I can't wait to get it perfect, for when I finally decide to publish it.  I'm already working on Book III, and already have a working concept for Book IV.  I'll give you the details later on that of the book series....

Finally reordered my business cards, today.  They should arrive by the beginning of next week.  I went back to VistaPrint to print up my business cards.  They ended up costing me around the same amount of money as with GotPrint, but I'm expecting a much better quality of product with VistaPrint.  They haven't let me down before, so I'm expecting the same quality of work, if not better.  Shoulda never went with the new guys; I knew what I had with VP.  Oh well, live and learn...

Other than writing the new Black Fist series, I'm considering my options as far as my other literary projects are concerned.  I still have a few projects that I want to complete, and others that I'm contemplating writing.  Ah....the mind and life of a writer...

So, for all of the fathers out there...Happy (belated) Fathers Day!!!  Hope that you all feel appreciated, and I give you much respect.  I haven't joined the ranks of fatherhood yet, but I seriously want to join the club.  I very much want children...just not no crazy chick coming with them, lol, lol...

For all my Boricua gente out there, specifically in Nueva York...DICE WEEEEEEEEEEEPPPAAAAAA!!!  I know that the annual Puerto Rican Day Parade recently passed, and wanted to give my shout outs to my Boricua peoples out there.

Que bonita bandeeeeeera....
Que bonita bandeeeeeeera...
Que bonita bandera...la bandera puertorriquena!!!

Working on doing a video blog (vlog) to talk about my books.  I need SOME way to generate interest in my books, and boost sales.  I'll let you know when I actually shoot it, and post it online.

Later peoples!  Uhuru sase, y paz!!!

Monday, March 12, 2018

Author Book Trailer ***UPDATED 2018***

With the release of my latest book "Fiesta Girl" (Draft2digital, 2018), I've updated my Author Book Trailer promoting my literary works.  I've included the cover to my latest project to reflect ALL of my titles that I've written.  So, for all of you that consider yourselves my fans, heeeeeeeeerrrrrreeeee we go:




Hope that you enjoyed the *updated* video book trailer!  Please spread the word about the video, and PLEASE purchase copies of my books.  Available in both paperback & eBook formats!!

Keep the fist raised!!!

UIhuru sase, y paz!!!!

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Seductra: Web of Desire [eBook format]

IT'S FINALLY HERE!!!!!

Book number eight, is currently available in eBook format.  I'm still in the process of uploading the book as a paperback, and I'm having some issues with the cover, BUT...the book is finally published!  Welcome to "Seductra: Web of Desire", now available in eBook format through Nook, Kobo, Kobo+, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, 24Symbols, and Playster.  I will be announcing when the paperback is finally available.



"Dasha Pagan is a talented and trained dancer, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.  Thoroughly disillusioned with the current state of the dance scene, and the music industry overall, she relocates down south to Carverville City, North Carolina.

After her initial relocation, reality soon hits her, and her troubles begin.  after losing her job, and becoming desperate to make ends meet, she is forced to take a job dancing at a local gentleman's club, going by the name Seductra.  it is there that she meets Marley "Scowl" Winston.

Will Dasha let herself get caught up in the dark side of the business, or will she be able to find true love with Marley?


PLEASE support, and download the book!!!!

Sunday, April 2, 2017

Drum Speaking: 1-YR Publishing Anniversary

***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***

Wilmington, DE-- In April 2017, author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio marks the 1-year publishing anniversary of his SEVENTH book, "Drum Speaking: Tales From An Inner City Griot" (CreateSpace, 2016).  A short story anthology, this book has a story for everyone, told from a cultural perspective.  From Action/Adventure, to Romance...from Science Fiction, to Political Thrillers....Drum Speaking has a story for you.  Included are short stories from two of the author's previous works; "The Chronicles of The Black Fist", and a continuing storyline for "Demure Nights".


Drum Speaking is published through CreateSpace, and is available in paperback format through the CreateSpace online store, as well as through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  Drum Speaking is also available in eBook format through distributors such as Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.  Digital ARCs (Advance Readers Copies) are available in in PDF format for review purposes, upon request.


ALSO....be on the lookout for author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio's upcoming EIGHTH literary release; "Seductra: Web of Desire", an Urban Lit/Romance novel due to be released May 2017!!!

KEVIN ALBERTO SABIO is an author and activist, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.  He is the youngest child of Honduran Garifuna immigrant parents.  He is the founder of the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement.  He is currently the author of SEVEN books of nonfiction and fiction. He currently resides in Wilmington, Delaware.

Keep the fist raised,


Kevin Alberto Sabio
Author/activist

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Khem Comic Book Fest 2017



Going on this coming weekend in Newark, New Jersey!!!  A comic book convention focusing on artists/creators of color!  There will be workshops, cosplay, vendors, film screening, panels, and much, much more!!!

Really wish that I could make it to this.  I've missed the first two, and was hoping to have myself together to make it to this one.  Hopefully, I can make it to next year's fest!  Please come out, and show them some love!!!!

Khem Comic Book Fest
March 18, 2017
Central High School
246 18th Avenue
Newark, NJ
11am to 7pm
$10 admission for adults, FREE for children
www.khemfest.com

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

In My Lifetime: 3-YR Publishing Anniversary

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**


Wilmington, De--Pssssst.  Hey, you.  Yeah...YOU.  You wanna read something funny?  Forget Kevin Hart...wanna laugh at MY pain...?


In March 2017, author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio celebrates the 3-year publishing anniversary of the release of his THIRD book "In My Lifetime: Funny Stories of Life Experiences" (Outskirts Press, 2014).  A comedic memoir, the book entails the trials and tribulations that the author goes through as he traverses the ups and downs of life, from youth to young adulthood.  From first loves, to lost loves....to finding your passion...to the trip from hell, to the roommate from hell, to the job from hell; this memoir has a story for everyone, that all can relate to.

In My Lifetime is published through Outskirts Press, and is available in paperback format through the Outskirts Press website, as well as through online retailers Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  The book is ALSO available in eBook format through carriers such as Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.  Digital ARCs [Advance Reader Copy] are available in PDF format, for review purposes.

KEVIN ALBERTO SABIO is an author and activist born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.  He is the youngest child of Honduran Garifuna immigrant parents.  He is the founder of the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement, and is the author of SEVEN books of nonfiction and fiction.  He currently resides in Wilmington, DE.


Keep the fist raised,


Kevin Alberto Sabio
Author/activist
www.brownblackfistchronicles.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKevinSabio
Brownblackfist.book@gmail.com




Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Publishing Anniversary: The Chronicles of The Black Fist

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**

Wilmington, DE--February 2017 marks the publishing anniversary for author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio.  It was SEVEN years ago this month that he joined the ranks of the published, releasing his first nonfiction title.  February also marks the 2-year publishing anniversary of the release of his first novel "The Chronicles of The Black Fist" (CreateSpace, 2015), the action adventure tale of Nyerere Lewis, an educator-turned-costumed crime fighter who battles to protect the streets of his hometown of New Washington City from both, the criminal element and corrupt cops alike.  Help to celebrate Black History Month by supporting this work.

"The Chronicles of The Black Fist" is published through CreateSpace, and is available in paperback format through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-a-Million.  The novel is ALSO available in eBook format through carriers such as Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.  Digital ARCs (Advanced Readers Copy) are available in PDF format for review purposes, upon request.

KEVIN ALBERTO SABIO is an author and activist, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.  He is the youngest child of Honduran Garifuna immigrant parents.  He is the founder and organizer of the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement.  He is the author of SEVEN books of fiction and nonfiction.  He currently resides in Wilmington, DE.


Keep the fist raised,

Kevin Alberto Sabio
Author/activist
www.brownblackfistchronicles.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKevinSabio


Monday, January 9, 2017

Black Comic Book Festival 2017



Might decide to go to this.  Black Comic Book Festival will be held on January 13th-14th from 10am to 7pm at the Schomburg Center.  It is FREE, and open to the public.  I'll know a good number of the vendors there, as I know them through the Mailing Lists for the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement.

Support Black entrepreneurs!  Support Black business owners!  Support Black Comic Books!

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Adventures In Job Hunting

For those of you that have been following my blog, you KNOW that I am desperate to get the hell out of NYC, and move on to greener pastures.  I recently had the opportunity to change my situation, and took the leap of faith...or, stupidity...to make that change.

Wrote a story about it.  Wanna hear it?  Well, a here it, here it goes....

I got a callback about two weeks ago for a job that I'd applied to that was out of state (Delaware).  After a week of playing phone tag, we finally got into contact with each other, and held an initial phone interview.  The phone interview went very well, and they asked me to come to the job in person for a followup interview.  I was pretty excited about that, and made my plans to escape this wretched ass city, and make my way to Delaware for the interview.

Problem #1....
My bank account ended up closing up.  I hadn't deposited any money in god knows how long, and since mothafuckas don't know how to buy a mothafuckin' book online, no money EVER got deposited in there.  Buncha broke ass people always talking shit about supporting you, but yet you never SEE a goddamn dime out of they ass-....

I'm sorry...am I venting...?

Anyway....

Come hell or high water, I was going to make that damn interview!  I was able to borrow money from one of my uncles, and a neighbor who is basically like a second mother to me.  I wasn't even concerned with where the hell I was going to stay, or anything like that...I was GOING to make that blasted interview!  I got the money together...packed a bag...and made my way to Greyhound that Friday morning of the interview.

Problem #2....
Greyhound sucks dick.  They can suck mine at my most hardest, when I haven't showered for a week....after a heatwave.  Nuccas wanna be on some new shit, charging tax.  TAX!  The fucking fare is $28 on your fucking website...HONOR THE DAMN PRICE!!!!  With the tax, it was ONE DOLLAR more than what I had.  Buncha bitch asses!  I had to beg people for one fucking dollar just to get on the bus.

Fucking HATE Greyhound!  I'll be fucking with the Chinese bus from now on.....when I get some cash flow again, that is...

So, I was able to get that extra dollar...pay for my fare...and just make my bus.  We pulled out of the Port Authority at 9:45am.  I was finally away from ratchet ass NYC, and on my way to Delaware for my job interview.

We made it to Delaware on time (noon).  I exited the buss, and started to walk around.  Since I had been doing online research about the city for a good year+, I had a fairly familiar sense of the city.  I'd found the street that  I needed to go to, and walked from the bus station to the job interview.  Gotta say...it was a HOT one that day!  Carrying around that heavy ass, big black bag was not fun!  Suffice it to say, I made it to my interview, early and on time, and knocked it out the box.  It felt good to know that my prior experience working in that field, and having done that particular job before (working food service in a hospital setting) actually puts me at the top of the candidates list.  So, the interview goes well, I get a mini tour of the work area/department, and make my way out of the door.

Problem #3....
My interview was done, it was only about 3:30 in the afternoon...wtf am I gonna do now?!  I have NO money...NO place to sleep...and NO return ticket to go back to NYC.

Shit...I'll just walk around, and explore.  Their downtown scene is tiny as all fucking hell.  Then again, I wasn't in that big of a city.  After all, Delaware IS a small ass state.  I found a lot of places that I was interested in looking for (colleges, landmarks, stores, organizations, businesses) with some of them being unfortunately closed at the time, or for the weekend.

So...what did I do afterward?  I crashed at one of the local parks.....LITERALLY!!!  Brother slept outdoors like a homeless person.  Of course, I was a bit nervous and skeptical; I ain't trying to hear getting jacked by some young bucks while I'm in another city...FUCK THAT!  Nighttime came...I found me a bench...propped up my bag...and brother got his snooze on.

Problem #4....
The next day (Saturday), I finished off the crackers that I'd brought with me to snack on for the bus trip.  I was still wondering how the hell I was gonna get something to eat, and get my ass home (at least to be there for the job acceptance phone call), when I saw some parks department workers setting up a stage.  They ended up having some sort of stop-the-violence rally IN THAT PARK, THAT DAY!  I was able to get access to some free food and drink, so I didn't starve that day.  I tried to get my hustle on, and sell a few copies of one of my book titles that I'd brought with me.

Got a bunch of interesting looks...but nobody bit.  Ain't that some shit?!?!  All I needed was TWO people to buy a copy so that I can hop on the Chinese bus to go home (saw where their office is down there); THREE people would've gotten me on Greyhound (buncha bitches), or on the Chinese bus with some added spending money.  Ain't none of them broke ass bought a copy!  FUCK that "good luck with your writing career" crap!  BUY a mothafuckin' copy so that I can go home!  Ya broke ass, nonreading ass, cheap ass, stingy ass bunch of-....

I'm sorry....am I venting again?

Anyway....

I ended up crashing at that park again Saturday night.  I got up on Sunday morning, determined to get my ass home that day.  I walked around to the YMCA, Salvation Army, and one or two other spots, and NONE of them could give me the money to get home, at least not until Monday.  Not to mention that, none of their mu'fuckin' corner stores were fucking open!  From around 7am to about 9am, I was looking around for a mf corner store, to try to get something to at least drink.  I'd made my way back to that park where I'd slept at, not in the best of moods, when a minibus pulls up to the corner.  The driver opens the door, and invites me to come with them to their church to hear the good word....and a free meal!

?!?!?!?!?  Free meal?
Eff it...I'll put up with them Jesus freaks for a few hours for some free food.  Brother was hungry!

I gave them a fake name (told them my name was John), went to their service, pretended that I actually cared, and got my grub on afterward.  They weren't bad people at all; they actually offer other services as well, such as transitional housing, and job searching services.  I was fortune to have met these people, especially because it ended up raining later that day.  I would've been stuck outside, and WET!  They helped me to get into a homeless shelter (at least for the night), where I was able to get some FOOD, take a SHOWER, and sleep in a BED for that night.

Honestly...I wouldn't wish that shelter on ANYBODY!  That was a shelter for people who where primarily dope fiends.  I was glad to shower, and have a bed for the night, but GOOOOOOD DAAAAAAAAMMMMMNNNNN!!!!

To wrap this up....I slept at the shelter that night....they pointed me in the right direction the next morning to get some help...FINALLY got some money in my pocket to buy a bus ticket (the Chinese Bus), and got my black ass back home to NYC on Monday.  Honestly, I KNOW that it was the Creator and the ancestors watching over me.  Too many good and fortunate things happened to me this weekend for it NOT to be the ancestors and Creator.  I've been trying to grow more in the spiritual sense, and apparently I've been able to do that, and see the results this past weekend.

SO....

These were my Adventures In Job Hunting.  I hope that you enjoyed this...and don't do the same stupid shit that I did.  I hope that I get this job, though.  I think I'll enjoy the city a bit more, and a lot better when I do.  Send a prayer out for me!  Or, sacrifice a chicken, or goat or something.....

This has been brought to you by the letter K...
The number 19, 20, 21, and 22,
....And my blog page.



PEACE!!!!!!     

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Men's Narratives: Arts, Activism, Creativity and Social Responsibility, Part III



FYI!!!!!

I'm hoping to make it to this.  I know both the moderator, AND the interviewee participating in this.  Shout out to my peoples in the BX making things happen on the literary scene!  Mark you calendars, spread the word, and PLEASE come through!

Men's Narratives: Arts, Activism, Creativity and Social Responsibility
August 17, 2016
Bronx Library Center
310 Kingbridge Road
Bronx, NY 10458
6pm

FREE!!!!

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Author Book Trailer [UPDATED]

Greetings all!

I have recently updated the video book trailer promoting all of my book titles.  It includes the front cover of my latest release "Drum Speaking" (CreateSpace, 2016).  You can view the video here:



Hope that you enjoy the show.  All of my books are available in paperback format, and are available through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  They are also available in eBook format through carriers such as Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.

Please help to spread the word, and continue to financially support me!  :-)

Keep the fist raised!!!!

Monday, June 6, 2016

Demure Nights-- 1-Year Publishing Anniversary

**For Immediate Release**

Brooklyn, Ny--June celebrates the 1-year publishing anniversary for author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio's FIFTH book and SECOND novel "Demure Nights" (CreateSpace, 2015).  Demure Nights is an erotic tale that revolves around Darius Delgado, and out-of-work Graphic Designer desperate to make ends meet.  Looking to achieve some financial stability, he enters into the underground world of a male escort.  Will he be able to achieve financial stability at the cost of free will and love?  Will he be able to maintain his beliefs and convictions at the cost of financial achievement and accessibility?

Demure Nights is published through CreateSpace, and is available in paperback format through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  Demure Nights is also available in eBook format through carriers such as Nook, Kobo, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.

 Kevin Alberto Sabio is an author ans activist.  He is the founder of the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement, and is the author of seven books of fiction and nonfiction.

PLEASE SUPPORT!!!!





Demure Nights:
https://www.createspace.com/5549938
 

Thursday, April 7, 2016

Drum Speaking: Tales From an Inner City Griot [BOOK RELEASE]

Okay...I've been quiet for a while.  My bad.

BUT.....

It was for a good reason.  Because....

Welcome to my latest book release...my SEVENTH literary project!!!  "Drum Speaking: Tales From an Inner City Griot" is a short story anthology spanning various genres, weaving exciting tales at the beat of a literary drum.  From Action/Adventure tales to Sci fi/Fantasy; from Romance to Political Thrillers; from Dramas to Mysteries, Drum Speaking has something for your literary enjoyment.  Published through CreateSpace, the book is available in paperback through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  The book is also available in eBook format through distributors such as Nook, Kobo, iTunes, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.

PLEASE help to financially support this book, and spread the word!!!  Link to the book is below:

 https://www.createspace.com/6176393

Keep the fist raised!!!!  :-D

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Black History Month Event, and Literary Anniversary!!!!

**For Immediate Release**




Brooklyn, Ny--This Black History Month 2016 author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio celebrates the 1 (one) year publishing anniversary of the release of his book "The Chronicles of The Black Fist"; a superhero action/adventure fiction novel.  Enter into the world of Nyerere Lewis, an educator-turned-crime fighter who dons the revolutionary colors after the murder of one of his mentees, and battles to clean up the streets of his hometown from both the criminal element, and corrupt cops alike. In this day and age of the Black Live Matters Movement, assaults on my civil liberties, and our right to vote, a novel like this is needed to provide the community with a voice, and let it be known that truly, deeply, and indeed #BlackLivesMatter.

Published through CreateSpace, The Chronicles of The Black Fist is available in paperback format through online retailers such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.  The novel is also available in eBook format through various carriers such as Nook, Kobo, Page Foundry, Scribd, and 24Symbols.

Please help author/activist Kevin Alberto Sabio to celebrate the month celebrating the publication of this revolutionary novel, as well as his sixth year as a published author.  Deemed appropriate for Young Adult audiences, and older.  ALSO...be on the look out for the author's upcoming novel "Drum Speaking: Tales From an Inner City Griot", a short story anthology due out late March/April!  Please support, and help to spread the word!!!

Keep the fist raised,

Kevin Alberto Sabio
Author/activist
www.brownblackfistchronicles.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKevinSabio

The Chronicles of The Black Fist:
 https://www.createspace.com/5341559

Monday, January 11, 2016

Mercy Tullis Bukhari--Spoken Word & Arts Showcase

First off....HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!  Welcome to 2016!




Wanted to support and shout out mi hermana Mercy Tullis-Bukhari!!!  She's being featured at this Spoken Word & Arts Showcase in the BX.  The event will be held  on Friday, January 15th.  Cover charge to get in to see her is $5.  PLEASE help to spread the word, and come out to support her.

1112 Jackson Avenue, Underground Suite

January 15, 2016
Bronx, NY 10456
8pm-11pm
$5 cover

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Puerto Rican Authors Book Expo/ Puerto Rican Artisans Fair & Exhibit 2015




Don't know if I'll be able to make this, as there is another event going on that same day, and at that same time.  But, since I know of the organizers, I definitely wanted to help to promote their event.

Mark your calendars, and please come thorugh!!!

4th Annual Puerto Rican Authors Book Expo
1st Annual Puerto Rican Artisans Fair & Exhibit
November 21, 2015
Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse
Bronx, NY
www.comitenoviembre.org