So far, this month seems to have gone by a bit slower than usual...at least to me, personally. Oh well...
First, some news. I finally broke down and decided to republish "Fiesta Girl" (Draft2Digital, 2018) as a paperback. You can purchase your copy here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1095026070?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
I priced it lower than my other novels, simply because of the lower page count. I'm hoping that this will help to boost the sales for it, since the sales for the novel solely as an eBook were abysmal, at best. Niccas claim that they wanna see diversity in books, but when you make shit available for them, they don't wanna support, unless you're being propped up by the mainstream machine. Go figure, smdh...
Still out here, trying to promote "The Chronicles of The Black Fist: F.U.R.I. of the People" (Kindle Direct Publishing, 2019). Everybody seems to be on a superhero kick, when it comes to the powers-that-be with their commercial movies, but can't none of these sheeple support an indie author (or artists, for that matter) trying to push their own diverse character(s). The novel has been out since JANUARY, and is available in BOTH paperback AND eBook formats. What's the excuse for the nonsupport....?
There are a few cons and book fairs that I want to vend at. I ended up missing Khem Comic Fest in Newark, NJ :-(. This weekend is another multicultural comic con called Newark Culture Con. That'll be this weekend, April 27th. Also, you have East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention (ECBACC) in Philly coming up next month in May (May 18th, to be exact). I would like to be able to make it out there, even if I can't vend. Since I finally got the Shirt and hat for the Universal Africana Literary Arts Movement printed up, I can at least go out there, and represent for my organization, and be able to network and politic with some other indie creators.
I need to get back to vending at events, and doing panel discussions/speaking engagements. Exposure is the only surefire way to get my work noticed, and gain SOME sort of support. I have TEN books published, and yet I can't make a living off of them, collectively?!?!?! That's mf SAAAAAD!!
Taking a bit of a break from writing. I haven't been as motivated lately to write. I actually DO have at least two projects that I'm currently working on. One novel is already complete, and I need to design a cover for it (Time Will Reveal); where as I'm still editing down the other one (Suicide Amy). As I always say on social media, I'm ALWAYS on my literary grind.
That's about it, so far. Grab you copy of ANY AND ALL of my novels. Give Fiesta Girl a chance; it's a decent storyline, especially since the lead characters are Afro Latino.
Keep the fist raised.
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Monday, April 22, 2019
Friday, February 22, 2019
(New) Author Book Trailer 2019!!!!
Greetings all!!!!
I have updated my Author Book Trailer to reflect the publication of my latest book "The Chronicles of The Black Fist: F.U.R.I. of the People" (KDP, 2019). The cover to the new book has been added to the trailer, so now it reflects all TEN books that I've published in my career so far. And, considering that this is my publishing anniversary month, I thought that it was fitting to share it here. The trailer is already posted up on YouTube, so you can also see it there. So, without further ado....:
Hope that you were able to enjoy it. Might take a break for a while, and just concentrate on promoting the books that I already have out, for now. Looking forward to doing some panel discussions, or a book signing, or two. Aaaaaaaand....don't forget to buy a few of my books!
Keep the fist raised!!
I have updated my Author Book Trailer to reflect the publication of my latest book "The Chronicles of The Black Fist: F.U.R.I. of the People" (KDP, 2019). The cover to the new book has been added to the trailer, so now it reflects all TEN books that I've published in my career so far. And, considering that this is my publishing anniversary month, I thought that it was fitting to share it here. The trailer is already posted up on YouTube, so you can also see it there. So, without further ado....:
Hope that you were able to enjoy it. Might take a break for a while, and just concentrate on promoting the books that I already have out, for now. Looking forward to doing some panel discussions, or a book signing, or two. Aaaaaaaand....don't forget to buy a few of my books!
Keep the fist raised!!
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
Novel Reading, and Author Q&A!!!
GREAT NEWS!!!! :-)
I have teamed up with a local organization called The People's Voice Mid-Atlantic, and am organizing a reading of my latest novel "Fiesta Girl" (Draft2Digital, 2018)!!!
Come one, come all!!! The reading & Q&A will be held on Saturday, August 18th, from 2pm to 6pm. The location is at Umoja House, 751 S. Maryland Avenue (corner of S. Maryland Ave & Oak Street) Wilmington, DE 19805. The event is FREE, and open to the public. If you're in Wilmington DE, please come through!!
I'm pretty excited. This is my first literary event since moving here to Delaware almost a year and a half ago. I'm finally getting the chance to gain some exposure, and build up a local fan base.
If you're in town by then, PLEASE come through!! Help to spread the word!!!
Uhuru sase, y paz!
I have teamed up with a local organization called The People's Voice Mid-Atlantic, and am organizing a reading of my latest novel "Fiesta Girl" (Draft2Digital, 2018)!!!
Come one, come all!!! The reading & Q&A will be held on Saturday, August 18th, from 2pm to 6pm. The location is at Umoja House, 751 S. Maryland Avenue (corner of S. Maryland Ave & Oak Street) Wilmington, DE 19805. The event is FREE, and open to the public. If you're in Wilmington DE, please come through!!
I'm pretty excited. This is my first literary event since moving here to Delaware almost a year and a half ago. I'm finally getting the chance to gain some exposure, and build up a local fan base.
If you're in town by then, PLEASE come through!! Help to spread the word!!!
Uhuru sase, y paz!
Monday, May 2, 2016
Bronx Book Fair--Participating Panelist
First off....
Feliz el dia de mayo/Happy May Day!!!
Feliz el cinco de mayo/ Happy 5th of May!!!
Now that I have those cultural celebrations out of the way...
Join me as I participate in this year's Bronx Book Fair! BBF runs from May 7-8, 2016, and will be held at the Bronx Library Center. I will be participating on the second day of the BBF, appearing on a panel with esteemed poets Yesenia Montilla, and Charlie Vazquez. The panel is titled "Getting Published: How To Get Your Works In Reader's Hands". I'm quite excited to be participating on the panel, and being part of the Bronx Book Fair.
Mark your calendars! Please help to spread the word, and hope to see some of my cyber fans there!
Bronx Book Fair
May 7-8, 2016
(Panel May 8th)
Bronx Library Center
310 East Kingsbridge Road
Bronx, NY
D train to Fordham Road; walk to Kingsbridge Rd.
FREE and open to the public!!!
www.bronxbookfair.com
Feliz el dia de mayo/Happy May Day!!!
Feliz el cinco de mayo/ Happy 5th of May!!!
Now that I have those cultural celebrations out of the way...
Join me as I participate in this year's Bronx Book Fair! BBF runs from May 7-8, 2016, and will be held at the Bronx Library Center. I will be participating on the second day of the BBF, appearing on a panel with esteemed poets Yesenia Montilla, and Charlie Vazquez. The panel is titled "Getting Published: How To Get Your Works In Reader's Hands". I'm quite excited to be participating on the panel, and being part of the Bronx Book Fair.
Mark your calendars! Please help to spread the word, and hope to see some of my cyber fans there!
Bronx Book Fair
May 7-8, 2016
(Panel May 8th)
Bronx Library Center
310 East Kingsbridge Road
Bronx, NY
D train to Fordham Road; walk to Kingsbridge Rd.
FREE and open to the public!!!
www.bronxbookfair.com
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Towson Black Comic Book Mini-Fest
Was hoping to be able to make it back to the DMV area for this, and (hopefully) vend my book. Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it down there for this. Hope that you'll all come out and support this!!!
Towson Black Comic Book Mini-Fest
March 28, 2015
Towson, MD (campus of Towson University)
www.ecbacc.com
Marketplace, cosplay, workshops, panels, and more!!!
FREE ADMISSION!!!!
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Monday, March 9, 2015
SXSW Presents: The Inspiring & Game Changing Afro Latina
Representing for two of my hermanas that will be on the panel, singer Omilani, and Rebecca Dailey-Wooley from the website Boriqua Chicks!!
SXSW Presents: An Interactive Panel
"The Inspiring and Game Changing Afro Latina"
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Austin Convention Center
11am-12pm
PLEASE come out and support, and help to spread the word!!!
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