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Margaret Felicia Kreps, is a 42 year old single mother of two from Newark, New Jersey. Margaret acquired her Associates in Applied Science, in Radiography, at Essex County College and later worked as an Xray Technologist. Ultimately Margaret finished her B.S in Allied Health Technologies.

Kreps made a hard decision to leave New Jersey, and enroll as a full-time Nursing student at Inter Americana University of Puerto Rico in August 2013.

Even though she began her novel, My Intimate Journey with Caesar, in New Jersey, she was not able to bring it into fruition until she moved to Puerto Rico.

Se’Quince is a seventeen year old girl living with Cerebral Palsy. She knew she had a story inside of her, but she was afraid to tell it. With her mother’s encouragement, she finally decided to share her experience with the world.

I believe God has a plan for all of us and we need to have Faith and believe that everything happens for a reason. I left my job of seven years and wrote my first book Dicmatized: The Doctor Is In which was published in June of 2012. It even made #5 top rated, best erotica and held the spot for over 2 months! I am also an advocate and founder of Breaking the Silence of Abuse (www.breakingthesilenceofabuse.com) spreading the word, “I am not a victim, I am a survivor!” I'm so proud and overjoyed that you all took the time to read one or all of my books and I want you to know...without you, there is no me! My tagline is ~ Why try to fit in, when you're meant to stand out? Friend me on Face Book (Dyphia Blount ~ Author Gemini Phoenix or like my FB page http://www.facebook.com/authordyphiablount ), follow me on Twitter @AuthorDyphia and on Instagram @AuthorDyphia! www.dyphiablount.com

Contact Info: Dyphia Blount at 757-705-8386

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The stigma surrounding mental health issues in the African American community is especially thick, making it very difficult for persons suffering from depression to acknowledge it, let alone seek treatment. Some believe that therapy is only for wealthy, White people, or that you aren’t supposed to go outside the family with your problems.  In the faith-based community we are taught to rely on faith and prayer much more than therapy.  This mindset keeps us struggling more than we need to.  In fact, statistics show that African Americans are more likely to have depression for longer periods because we don’t receive proper diagnosis and treatment. 

Host, J'son M. Lee, and author Imani Wisdom have both battled depression. Tune in to hear their stories.  Let's break the taboo!

Joey Pinkney is an author, author interviewer, book blogger, book reviewer.

Joey Pinkney is well-known for "The JoeyPinkney.com 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With... Author Interview Series", which has been giving independent authors a voice since August 2008. With this author interview series, hundred of authors have shared their experiences is taking a book from an idea to a finished product.

Joey Pinkney uses various social media outlets to shares books and authors with readers around the world.

 

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Mista Keem (born as Akeem Jones), is a twenty-three-year-old songwriter, producer and hip hop recording artist originally from Brooklyn, NY. He started out writing his first song at the age of fourteen, and has never stopped writing. By the time he was nineteen, he became a radio personality for 105.7 The Beat-Meridian, which inspired him to go from writing to carefully molding his own lane in music. Mista Keem doesn’t believe in making music about a life he doesn’t live.

“Honest and unfabricated,” Mista Keem’s inspirations are Brandy, LL Cool J, Heavy D and dynamic songwriting of Mariah Carey, Bryan Michael Cox, Sean Garrett, Claude Kelly, Babyface and The-Dream. Mista is hard at work on his new, yet-untitled mixtape set for release in 2014.

Join us as we discuss his road to stardom!

The Authoress BlaQue, nicknamed the BlaQue Angel because of the twisted and dark stories she weaves, was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area where she currently resides with her son.

BlaQue began writing after reading several Donald Goines books and decided she would love to pen stories in the same gritty, fast-paced manner. After writing her first novel, Dirty DNA, and allowing several of her peers to read and critique her work, she decided to submit it to G Street Chronicles. In July 2012, she joined the ranks of some of the heaviest hitting authors in Urban Literature.

To date, BlaQue has written four full length novels, two novellas, three short stories and is featured in an anthology with some of her G Street Chronicles sisters.

BlaQue has recently started her own publishing company Pink Angel Publications.

Drica Armstrong was born and raised in Elizabeth, NJ. She never thought of becoming an author because she wanted to be a lawyer. A homework assignment given to her by an English teacher sparked her interest in writing. While attending high school, Drica wrote several short stories and poetry but started writing her first novel, Beautiful Liars, during her first year of college.

After graduating from Newbury College in Brookline, MA, Drica started to pursue publishing for her debut novel. Beautiful Liars was self-published in 2009. Soon after the release of her new novel, Drica finished her second novel, Hide and Seek.

Drica now has numerous novels and a comedy skit under her belt. She currently lives in Elizabeth, NJ with her son.

Felisha Bradshaw is the Editor in Chief and co-owner of Urban Grapevine Magazine. She is single with two biological children and two step children, and holds an Associate’s Degree in Science and a Bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor is Sociology. Little known facts about Felisha are that she suffers from narcolepsy and sleep apnea and she is a hopeless romantic. More importantly, even though she is considered to be an aggressive lesbian, she loves to see a nice handbag and a lovely pair of shoes.

If there was one word to describe Author Johnie Jay, it would be passionate. He has always been verbally passionate but it wasn't until his first creative writing class, in 9th grade, when he found that his passion, mixed with his vast and lucid imagination could create temporary getaways. That's all a book is really, a getaway from the world, an escape. "I want every word of every sentence to be evocative. If I can't make you feel, taste or smell every scene that I create then what's the point?" Romance and passion goes hand in hand but when you add to it detailed and vivid sex scenes you're left with an explosive concoction. He has blended all three harmoniously in his first romantic novel, Inevitable ActI (of II). He looks forward to sharing his imagination with the world!