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La' Vie
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La’Vie was born and raised in Watts, California as La’Tes Williams. She loves to write her dreams - and sometimes, her nightmares! As a child, La’ Vie was a storyteller. She would tell her friends and family her dreams as if they were a real life book. She never imagined her dreams would turn into her new debut novel, “Nuttin’ But Death Can Depart Us”.
Do you have any published books:
Nuttin But Death Can Depart Us - Coming in May 2009
Why did you join this group?
To network, promote, and offer my services as a book cover & interior designer.
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Prologue - Genavie

The minute I got into the
car, I leaned my head back into the seat, and closed my eyes. Thoughts of her
betrayal flashed through my mind. I desired to give her ass a pass but she made
the decision to betray my love and trust. ....

See, where I am from its
either kill or be killed. Kill them before they get a chance to kill you. Would
my girl ever have enough heart to pull the trigger on me? Hell, I did not know. I refused to wait until
her gun was in my face to find out. ....

My heart pounded… Continue

Posted on April 16, 2009 at 3:41pm —

La' Vie

Debut Novel

Young Genavie Lizette Dumois is celebrating
her fourteenth birthday, when she meets C-Note, a wealthy drug dealer whose
only loyalty is to the streets. She attempts to disregard his existence because
she has a no drug dealer, gangster, thug, or pimp-dating rule. Meanwhile,
Genavie attempts to hold Da Sista hood together, but once her eyes become open,
she begins to marvel, if a good girl kills in the name of love, does that make
her a killer or a preserver of love? ....

Timothy “C-Note” Thompso… Continue

Posted on April 16, 2009 at 3:30pm —

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At 4:13am on April 26, 2009, Sierra Meriwether said…
Dear La 'Vie,

Poster Kraze is having great success with "44th" the Commemorative Edition. Recently the Baltimore Public School System picked up our book for its libraries and social studies courses. We are now negotiating with several other school districts around the country with hopes of making inroads to their classrooms.

Within the next few weeks I will be displaying my book at the National Congress of Black Women's unveiling of the Sojourner Truth Monument (D.C.), the National Council on Educating Black Children's book fair (Baltimore), the American Book Expo in New York and the American Library Association Convention in Chicago. These exhibitor spaces run between $800 and $6,500 per booth. Expected attendance for these conferences will reach 100,000 + targeted (purchasing) visitors representing Libraries, Schools and Universities, retail chains likes Borders, Books a Million, Barnes & Noble, national publishers plus numerous independent book retailers. Additionally some events will invite the general public and retail buyers. Below are links to some of the conventions' websites.

I would like to gather a contingency of thirty self-published authors to join my company (co-op) and help defray the cost of these shows. Each author would pay $300 for one book plus $50 per book thereafter. Along with your payment I would need twelve sample copies of your book, a biography and color portrait of yourself. Additionally I would need to be able to purchase your book(s) at 60% off the retail price. All purchases would be on a cash in advance basis, (not consignment like other distributors), predicated on orders taken at these conventions.

Perhaps you would be interested in joining me. This could be an excellent opportunity for all involved.

Let me know,

Sierra
313-446-2262

www.ala.org
www.bookexpoamerica.com
www.44th.net
At 7:40pm on April 22, 2009, Jill said…
*THANK YOU* for invite *La'Vie

PEACE LOVE & CONTINUAL BLESSINGS Jill
At 9:51pm on April 16, 2009, The Cushite said…
Welcome Goddess and thank you for allowing me in your circle.
At 5:01pm on April 16, 2009, Marion L. Jones said…
Hey Sis, I applaud you on your accomplishments, wow you are amazing
 
 

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