Dallas Public Library to host event featuring African-American Authors

Categories: African-American, Dallas, Literature
Written By: Shawn Williams

Local and regional African-American authors will discuss their work at a special free event from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Dallas Public Library. The discussion is part of the library’s celebration of African-American Heritage Month and Love Your Library Month.

Dr. Vivi Monroe Congress, author of Manna For Mamma: Wisdom for Women in the Wilderness, will moderate the showcase in the Studio, located on the third Floor of the Central Library. Scheduled authors are:

  • Barbara Porter Coleman, author of The Reservationist
  • Valerie L. Coleman, author of Blended Families Anthology
  • Cheryl Lacey-Donovan, author of Women – What the Hell Are You Thinking
  • Michael J. Lockwood, author of Women Have All the Power
  • Marion Napoleon, author of Lady Silverstone’s Darkest Hour
  • Shewanda Riley, author of Love Hangover: Tips for Christian Singles
  • Marvin D. Woodard, author of 101 Things a Black Man Should Know

A book signing will be held after the discussion and books will also be available for purchase.

Source: Pegasus News

2 Responses to “Dallas Public Library to host event featuring African-American Authors”

  1. LINDA DAVIS Says:

    COULD U PLEASE INFORM ME IF MR. LOCKWOOD WILL BE HAVING A BOOKSIGNING IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA SOON.

    THANK YOU.

  2. LINDA DAVIS Says:

    AWAITING A BOOKSIGNING FOR MR. LOCKWOOD’S LATEST BOOK.

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