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The Need for Nonfiction and Christian Writings by African American Writers
It is no secret that since 9-11, the need for nonfiction, particularly of the Christian variety, has increased. As Americans, our smug assumptions about our national security have been shipwrecked forever. More and more, people are searching for answers to the meaning of life. Even persons who once worshiped the almighty dollar, have found a greater need to feel a spiritual connection to their creator. In addition, people are also looking for ways to survive since the ripple effect of downsizing that 9-11 has wreaked on the economy.
Like every aspect of American life, the book business has been affected. The industry is tighter to break into, but is it impossible? According to nonfiction author, Marc McCutcheon, author of Damn! Why Didn't I write that? How Ordinary People are Raking in $100,000... or more Writing Nonfiction Books and How You Can Too! did you know, of the 50,000-plus books published every year, only about 3,500 are novels including genre titles. The other 46,500 are nonfiction titles. What does this mean? This means that as an African American novelist or aspiring writer, you can make a regular paycheck from writing nonfiction as well. This means you can receive royalties year after year for books that provide information since we live in an information-driven society. This can also lead to a lucrative career as a speaker, a workshop conductor, or a freelance writer. Self-publishing is one route to consider, but traditional publishers are always looking for how to guides, self-help tomes, cook books, chronicles, health guides, manuals, histories, travelogues, memoirs as to how people over came adversities, and how to guides for making more money. These are a few Christian nonfiction and self-help books by African American writers that I have found especially uplifting, informative, encouraging, and insightful.
Back From Sanity's Edge (Trusting God Through the Pain) From MisEducation to Incarceration by Dr. Donald Evans
New Leadership Into The 21st Century
You Are My Sisters: Words of Wisdom for Conscious Living Grip The Rope, Prayers for Single Moms by Carla J. Curtis
An Unconventional View by Linsey Savage
I Will Not Apologize (Uncompromising Solution to Black America's Dilemma in the 21st Century) Four Pillars to Successful Marriages by John Chukwuemeka
The Failure of Public Education in the Black Community Catering and Party Planning by Stacy White
Healing Our Village: A Self-Care Guide to Diabetes Control
by Lenore T. Coleman, Pharm.D. CDE, Blackonomics by James Clingman Black-o-Knowledge by James Clingman Dirty Little Secrets by Dr. Claude Anderson Powernomics by Dr. Claude Anderson Black Labor, White Wealth- by Dr. Claude Anderson So writers, this is a wide-open field which might land you a 6 figure book deal. Get busy! This site is designed and maintained by:
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