Recently, SBC held its debut group author interview with award-winning novelists Nicole Nwosu (The Bad Boy and the Tomboy series); Matthew Dawkins (Until We Break); and Sondi Warner (Lead Me Astray).
Each author went from writing their stories simply for leisure to getting not only awarded by Wattpad (known as the world’s largest storytelling community) but published them by them as well under the banner … Read the rest
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Happy holidays! Here at SBC, we wish you and yours a lovely, safe, holiday season as well as New Year. In honor of the season (holiday and SBC wise), we have two episodes remaining. Last month, we provided a clip from our conversation with cast-members from the new movie A Christmas Blessing (which is streaming on the likes of Tubi, Amazon Prime, Roku, and YouTube). Now, we finally have … Read the rest
Illustrator and character designer Robert Paul Jr. came up on SBC during our conversation with author and entrepreneur Markette Sheppard in regards to their picture book Ninja Nate, which released this past September. Paul also illustrated I Am My Ancestors’ Wildest Dreams by Tanisia Moore, which came out earlier that September.
Paul, who will release a book of his own, recently chatted with SBC about his career, insights, journey, and … Read the rest
Some believe that it is never too early to think about one’s own future. Perhaps that is why children as young as 4-years-old are asked the age-old question of what they want to be when they grow up. In his debut bestseller, The Recruit’s Playbook: A 4-Year Guide to College Football Recruitment for High School Students (Mango Publishing), University of Houston football coach and former NFL player Larry Hart has … Read the rest
At just 17-years-old, one can already imagine Arjun Marwaha running for office. The climate activist is as passionate about earth as he is raising awareness about it, especially to other young people. It’s why he wrote the book Our Changing Earth: Why Climate Change Matters to Young People.
“I’ve really just gone into climate change and activism largely because of the inaction in the current government, but I think … Read the rest
Publishing professionals of various ages gathered at New York City’s Solas Bar Thursday night for an evening with longstanding book editor, Chris Jackson. Latinx in Publishing and POC & Natives in Publishing teamed up and hosted the forum, kicking off each group’s first event of the New Year.
Jackson is known for successfully producing both non-fiction and fiction and working with everyone from Bryan Stevenson and Russell Simmons to Jay … Read the rest
