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Teaching Little Ones About Writing!
In December I was invited to come to my granddaughter’s kindergarten class (she’s the teacher, not a student) to discuss writing. I was so impressed by these little ones. They are already learning about fiction and non-fiction. When I was … Continue reading
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Black History In My Novels – Part II “All For Love: The SuperStar”
Happy Black History Month! Although I write fiction I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history. This is the second installment, an excerpt … Continue reading
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Black History Month-Black History In My Novels Part I “Follow Your Heart”
Happy Black History Month! Although I write fiction I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history. The first is the following excerpt from my … Continue reading
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Black History In My Novels Part IV “Fantasy”
Happy Black History Month! Although I write fiction, I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history. This is the fourth installment, an excerpt … Continue reading
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Black History In My Novels Part III “Wishing On A Star”
Happy Black History Month! Although I write fiction, I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history. This is the third installment, an excerpt … Continue reading
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#BlackHistoryMonth – A Conversation: #MayaAngelou & #DaveChappelle
A fantastic conversation between two geniuses. They are discussing, among other things, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. And in addition to the depth of the content of what they are each saying, what knocks me out is the obvious … Continue reading
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#MotownWriters February Romance Author Feature: Raynetta Manees
As promised, this is the link to my feature article on the Motown Writers website. I am so pleased and excited! Please check it out! https://motownwriters.wordpress.com/2018/02/08/motownwriters-february-romance-author-feature-raynetta-manees-raynettaman/
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Tagged 5 stars, African American, All For Love: The SuperStar, Author Interview, Award winning novel, best selling romance, Black Author, Black hero, Black heroine, Black History Month, Black Women, book, Book Excerpt, comtemporary romance, kindle, nook, novel, Raynetta Manees, reading, Romance Novel, Writing
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Motown Writers Michigan Literary Network Raynetta Manees Feature Article!
The Motown Writers Michigan Literary Network will host “Great Romance Authors” during the month of February and I am delighted to be one of the authors showcased on their website! My feature will appear this Thursday, Feb. 8. I will … Continue reading
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Black History In My Novels – Part II “All For Love: The SuperStar”
Happy Black History Month! Although I write fiction I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history. This is the second installment, an excerpt … Continue reading
Posted in Black Culture (African American), Black History (African American), Black Romance Novels (African American), Books- Writing, Famous People
Tagged 5 stars, African American, All For Love, All For Love: The SuperStar, Best Contemporary Romance, best selling romance, Black heroine, Black History Month, Black Movies, Black Musicals, Black Women, book, Book Excerpt, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Broadway, Cabin In The Sky, comtemporary romance, Duke Ellington, Emma Award, Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Music, nook, novel, Raynetta Manees, reading, Romance Novel, Romance Slam Jam
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Beautiful Poem For Black Mothers And Daughters By Poet Oya
A few years ago I made the acquaintance of a wonderful black woman poet named Oya. With her permission, I am re-posting this beautiful poem. Click here to go to Oya’s Facebook page. Daughter you are beautiful Your skin is … Continue reading →