| Supporting people of all ethnicities to nurture their literary talent. Phone: (301) 219-9378Email: blackwriters@gmail.com |
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| Upcoming Events | Black Literature Book Discussion at PGC Library - New Carrollton Branch
2nd Saturday of the month from 10am until noon (Unless otherwise indicated) January 14, 2012 Midnight and the Meaning of Love By Sister Souljah February 11, 2012 Song Yet Sung By James McBride March 10, 2012 Getting to Happy By Terry McMillan March 14, 2012 Fourth Sunday By BW Read Laurel Branch at 7pm March 21, 2012 Empowers Presents: How to be a Successful Entrepreneurial Woman By Cheryl Wood Bowie Branch at 7pm April 14, 2012 Nomad: From Islam to America - A Personal Journey Through the Clash of Civilizations By Ayaan Hirsi Ali May 12, 2012 A Mighty Long Way: My Journey to Justice at Little Rock Central High School By Carlotta Walls LaNier June 9, 2012 Wench By Dolen Perkins-Valdez | ||
| Membership |
Become a member by sending an email to UnitedBlackWriters-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. We simply ask for you to introduce yourself, and share your expertise whenever possible. Join to learn of literary activities and to network with other writers from across the United States.
There are no membership fees.
The Black Quill is a summary of activities from our first five years (2003-2008). With reviews of speaker's books, speaker spotlights, and a self-publishing primer, we bring together literary excellence from people of color in America to inspire our future generations. Self-Publishing Guide -- When will you publish your manuscript into book? Wherever you are in the process, use our Self-Publishing Guide to help you accomplish your goals. | ||
| Complimentary Ebook | A Step-by-Step Workbook for Creating Your Book Marketing Plan By: WheatMark.com
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Our Officers |
Judine Slaughter, Executive Director |
