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Tips on how Caribbean authors can reach their audience?
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Self-published authors: do you hire an editor, or not?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Joanne C. Hillhouse Nov 23, 2011.

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At 9:12pm on November 21, 2011, Pamela K. Marshall said…

I had a wonderful time hosting and yes, it was a stimulating encounter,

At 8:03pm on November 21, 2011, Pamela K. Marshall said…

Pamela K Marshall -Barrel Child, hosting Lady Simone -Last Castle Brooklyn-Book reading & discussion 271 Adelphi St, Bklyn NY Nov 19@1:pm.

At 2:39pm on November 11, 2011, Leyton FRANKLIN said…

Thanks Anouska,

I will be looking at it later. I want to get away from North American publishers and deal with my people who will understand our lingo. Thanks again and peace profound. Leyton

At 3:35pm on July 28, 2011, Jo-Anne Mason said…
Thanks Anouska, what a great idea for the Caribbean. I will spread the word around in Anguilla.
At 8:18pm on February 23, 2011, David B. Dacosta said…
I really appreciate your interest in my next book.  It’s definitely a 180-degree separation from the last one. 


At 5:17pm on February 23, 2011, Joanne C. Hillhouse said…
No release date yet, Anouska, but I anticipate Spring 2012
At 3:17pm on February 23, 2011, David B. Dacosta said…
Anouska, I am humbled by your assessment of my book.  I completed another novella about a year ago.  It’s also set in Jamaica, but it’s a very different story line.  It involves a married couple and a lot of mystery.  I’m looking to release it in late 2011/early 2012.
At 11:09am on February 7, 2011, Carmen Milagros Torres said…

I really liked it.  It shows a different perspective about what happens after death.  Even though at first I was a little shocked because of my religious background, I agree with him in the aspect of the way we here distort afterlife and the expectation of being rewarded if doing things "correctly".  I believe we should be how we are because so, not as little children expecting a prize.  That is why the shock of many of the characters. 

 

Sexuality- the taboo of many is shown as it should be viewed, something natural.  I might not endorse the view of the book, but it shows that many of the no that people grow up with is due to humans not because of a divine mandate.

 

I laughed a lot with American view of heaven. 

At 4:22pm on January 30, 2011, Gerald A. Archambeau said…

Black History Month starts in Feb.2011, and Caribbean people should read more books by Caribbean authors who have traveled and in some cases still live abroad, books like;"A Struggle to Walk with Dignity"ISBN:978-0- 9784982-0-7,it gives the hole true story without the frills. Get all the info on this web:www.bluebutterflybooks.ca just click on this title, and be happy, Gerald.

At 7:30am on January 22, 2011, Quito Nicolaas said…
Hi Anuska, Its worth it to be engaged with literature & spending my leisure time doing some research and writing.

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