New York Times Bestseller and Wilmington native, Jason Mott talks about his new novel "The Wonder of All Things" which has already been optioned for screen rights by Lionsgate Entertainment Studios. Mott's first novel "The Returned" is now the hit TV show "Resurrection" on ABC.  He shares the plot of his new release which like "The Returned" explores the supernatural and unexplained.

New York Times Bestseller and Wilmington native, Jason Mott talks about his new novel "The Wonder of All Things" which has already been optioned for screen rights by Lionsgate Entertainment Studios. Mott's first novel "The Returned" is now the hit TV show "Resurrection" on ABC. He shares the plot of his new release which like "The Returned" explores the supernatural and unexplained.

3001  |  The Kinsey Collection

Each week, Black Issues Forum presents a diverse panel of guests discussion topics on an unlimited number of topics including politics, social concerns, health, education, justice, entertainment, technology, public policy, media and who’s who. Through weekly discussions, viewers are provided information they can use to hopefully improve their lives and the world around them.

The goals of BLACK ISSUES FORUM are to: a) provide a vehicle for a balanced exchange of views on topics of vital importance to the black community, b) research solutions to problems in the black community, c) inform and educate the target and general audience about solutions and issues that might positively impact the quality of living in North Carolina and the nation.

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Each week, Black Issues Forum presents a diverse panel of guests discussion topics on an unlimited number of topics including politics, social concerns, health, education, justice, entertainment, technology, public policy, media and who’s who. Through weekly discussions, viewers are provided information they can use to hopefully improve their lives and the world around them. The goals of BLACK ISSUES FORUM are to: a) provide a vehicle for a balanced exchange of views on topics of vital importance to the black community, b) research solutions to problems in the black community, c) inform and educate the target and general audience about solutions and issues that might positively impact the quality of living in North Carolina and the nation.

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