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November 4, 2015

Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Jahnavi Chintakunta

This week has been great so far in the writing world. It’s my first week in Blogging U’s Writing 101 course! I’ve met a lot of new bloggers, followed a lot of them, and am really enjoying the process of networking the blogosphere overall. Anywho, in honor of Writing 101, my Writer’s Quote Wednesday quote… Continue reading

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November 4, 2015

Writing 101: Assignment #3 – One Word Inspiration–Choice (a poem)

Created to choose good we traded our crown for the right to understand evil And stand now as soldiers in a time of war load me down with breastplates and helmets for we shackle ourselves to the decisions we make There are many paths before us, a starlight fantasy for our dreams a playground for… Continue reading

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November 3, 2015

Writing Sex Scenes – Erotica / Romance / Urban Fiction

Were all adults here. That said this post is not for children. I’m an adult and if you’re under age I would suggest you stop reading. There, now that the children have left the room let’s get into it. First, I have to say I’m not as anti-romance as you’d think. I actually enjoy romance….to… Continue reading

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November 3, 2015

Writing 101: Assignment #2 – Write a List –Things I Learned

1. I’ve learned that music is better than medicine, and that the sound of laughter is better than music. 2. I’ve learned to be humble in confidence, but courageous in character. 3. I’ve learned that to love and to be loved is the true measure of success. 4. I’ve learned that goals must be directly… Continue reading

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November 2, 2015

#8: Respect Award

Thank you Lisa for paying it forward, as you always do, by nominating me for my 8th Blog Award, The Respect Award. I am truly honored about this award in particular because it’s something I strive to extend everywhere I go. I do not hesitate to give and it sometimes perplexes people but it is… Continue reading

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November 2, 2015

Released Today! “A Tale of Three Cities” by Alexander McCabe

You may remember the review I did for Mr. McCabe about a week ago. As a reminder, it releases today. Please find the links below: Amazon UK – http://goo.gl/iXLUNO Amazon US – http://goo.gl/UlTOxs Smashwords – https://goo.gl/vNsohS Barnes and Noble – http://goo.gl/V2muNx Kobo – https://goo.gl/Oz0Aar He is also holding a raffle copter competition to win one… Continue reading

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November 2, 2015

Writing 101 – Assignment #1: Why I Write

I bleed words for a living. How did this come to be? At what point did I decide that I would write? That I would be a writer. Since I have always loved to write, it is challenging to pinpoint the exact moment I felt compelled to confide in words as a source of strength.… Continue reading

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About Me

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.