Black Books, Black Voices

Actor Bill Duke Praises Author Relentless Aaron
Troy Johnson of AALBC.com joined renowned actor and director, Bill Duke and best selling author Relentless Aaron for a celebratory Breakfast&Book Signing, on Sunday, December 31st 2006 at Yvonne’s Restaurant in Pelham, NY. The Breakfast celebrated their outstanding multi-picture partnership and the forthcoming blockbuster movie PUSH. Friends, Family and Fans are encouraged to come and usher
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Black New Yorkers: Booklover hopes to profit from his passion
Black New Yorkers: Booklover hopes to profit from his passionby TANANGACHI MFUNIAmsterdam News StaffSeptember 28 - October 4, 2006When Harlemite Troy Johnson launched a website dedicated to Black books nearly eight years ago, it came out of a passion for Black people, he said.Today, Johnson s African American Literary Book Club (aalbc.com) is a virtual watering hole for Black booklovers
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MasterFile Premier
This resource is licensed by the MINITEX Library Information Network with state appropriations from the Minnesota Higher Education Services Office (MHESO) and the Minnesota Department of Education. MasterFILE Premier, designed specifically for public libraries, provides full text for more than 2,000 general periodicals covering a broad range of disciplines including general reference, business, education, health, general science, multi-cultural issues and much more. In addition to the full text, this database provides indexing and abstracts for 2,700 titles. This database features: 5,000 full text Magill Book Reviews, 357 reference and travel books including the World Almanac&Book of Facts 2001; full text from 84,074 biographies, 86,132 full text primary source documents, American Heritage Dictionary, 4th Edition and an Image Collection of 107,135 photos, maps and flags. MasterFILE Premier offers PDF backfiles as far back as 1975.

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AALBC.com to Offer Self Published and Small Press Books Direct to Consumers at Competitive Discounts
The African American Literature Book Club (AALBC.com) to Offer Self Published and Small Press Books Direct to Consumers at Competitive DiscountsThe AALBC.com will start selling self published books and small press titles direct to visitors of its web site at discounts ranging from 20% - 40% off list price. The AALBC.com receives an average of 250,000 300,000 unique visitors per month. The new
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Bern Nadette Stanis - Pens Book on Relationships
For you children out there: Bern Nadette played Thelma Evans in Good Times a popular sitcom from the early 70’s, which featured a all Black cast.I ran into Ms. Stanis at the Capitial BookFest a couple of weekends ago. She was signing her new book "Situations 101"; a book that offers advice on relationships.I have to tell you the photo below does not do her justice. She looks good and,
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The Best of The Black Book Web Sites - and other thoughts
Having published and monitored the activity of on-line newsletters for over 7 years I have a good feel for what subjects will attract the most attention.My electronic newsletter always contains a variety of information (visit http://aalbc.com/enewslet.htm for an archive of eNewsletters from the last few years). You’ll find that I include links to;videos of authors book reviewsrecommended web
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21st Century Slavery - My Reaction
Generally when I get spam, whether it come from friends, family or a stranger, I usually just delete it. I get a lot of email. Most of it is spam.The other day I got a piece of spam called 21st Century Slavery. I’m actually reluctant to share it here because the message is so damning. However I think my reaction, in context, will be more meaningful.The Spam email 21st Century Slavery
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Can Black people go 5 minutes without music?
…or rather why do we have to blast the music during every gathering?Having been back in Harlem now for about 4 years — after being away for over 20. There are plenty of improvements but one thing about this community that gets on my nerves is some folks apparent belief that we all want to hear their music or that it is fine to just blast you music out of your car, open window, or mobile
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Humanities&Social Sciences Retrospective
Humanities&Social Sciences Retrospective searches nearly 1200 of the most important journals in these subject areas. Updated, uniform subject headings facilitate your search, with the original subject headings also provided.

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"…what, he think he live in a white neighborhood or sumptin?!"
I’ll never understand, why people feel it is okay to litter. I can go outside, right now and watch an adult finish a beer and throw the bottle in the street or leave in on the sidewalk. Mind you, there are garbage cans on every single corner and many homeowners provide receptacles outside of their home for such purposes.On may way in or out of the house I have to pick up rubbish which usually
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