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  • July 31, 2015

    S / O to South Africa!

    So yall know every now and again I check to see who stopped by the PBS Blog from across the water. I say every now and again because I try not to get too caught up in the stats every single time I post. I just don’t want to get distracted. I prefer to be… Continue reading

    General Topics, Social Media Shout
    Africa, blog, blogger, inspiration, international, milestones, pbs, social media, South Africa, Viewers, views
  • July 30, 2015

    3 Reasons I am Not a Professional Author

    I strive to implement levels of professionalism in everything that I do whether it includes monetary compensation or not. In which case people who know me are already familiar with my level of organization and from that end, professionalism. However, I do not consider myself a professional author in the traditional sense of the word.… Continue reading

    Articles
    authors, blog, blogger, books, business, facebook, Family Tree, individualism, pbs, professional author, publishing, twitter, unique, wordpress
  • July 29, 2015

    The Accident

    “She shouldn’t have been running across the street!” said a familiar voice in the crowd. It was Cousin Rachel and if I had the energy to throw a scowl her way I would have. I still had not felt any pain and only prayed now that I would live. I scanned the crowd, it appeared… Continue reading

    Articles, Short Stories
    accident, blog, blogger, excerpt, hospital, life, life story, memoir, pbs, sample, story, wordpress
  • July 29, 2015

    Word to the Wise

    As we approach the month of August, when teachers return to work and students go back to school, I couldn’t help but to get excited that in just a few short weeks (mid August) I will be publishing another book. I’m really excited about this one and this excitement led me to a thought which… Continue reading

    Articles
    blog, blogger, books, business, general, POD, profits, publishing, self-publishers, self-publishing, tips, wisdom, writing
  • July 29, 2015

    Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Roald Dahl

    So first I want to give a warm welcome to all of the new bloggers joining Writer’s Quote Wednesday. Yayy! So for today’s segment of Colleens Writer’s Quote Wednesday, I draw my inspiration from Roald Dahl: This was definitely not my first choice for Writer’s Quote Wednesday but it carries with it a memory that… Continue reading

    Articles, Quotes N Notes
    blog, blogger, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, children, Children’s Books, inspiration, Matilda, pbs, quotes, Roald Dahl, silver threading, wordpress, writers quote wednesday
  • July 28, 2015

    Those Who Love

    It’s their presence alone that lifts the floor and commands the clouds to unclench their fist cause love wraps its garment around their bodies like insane prisoners to compassion confined and restricted to the affection that binds them stitched and knitted like a fresh garment, like fresh skin to the beautiful body of genuine call… Continue reading

    Poetry
    blog, blogger, compassion, love, pbs, poem, poetry, spoken word, wordpress
  • July 28, 2015

    An Easy Way to Prepare Your Book’s Table of Contents for E-Book

      One of the most challenging aspects of Self-Publishing for me, in the beginning, was preparing my book for e-book conversion for proper viewing as an e-book on electronic devices. Of course, formatting and conversion slightly differ (anyone can use the method I am about to show to make ePub and Mobi files, but unless… Continue reading

    Articles
    Amazon Kindle, blog, blogging, books, conversion, e-readers, ebook, electronic devices, formatting, general, Kobo, NOOK, publishing, self-publishing
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My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through my literature and poetry, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans. I also host an annual poetry contest.

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