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Readers Cafe

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Race continues to be a factor in America that effect just about everything, and the publishing industry is no exception. It has become a controversial issue about African American authors' book(s) being placed in segregated sections of bookstores and titled African American Literature. According to thefreedictionary.com , African American literature is literature written by, about, and sometimes specifically for African American s. As African Americans place in American society has changed over the centuries, so too has the focus of African American literature. African American writers want the same thing almost every writer wants: to become a bestselling author with legions of fans. These authors want to be mainstream and believe that their ethnic is hurting their chances at success. Most publishing companies argue that African American authors have a unique opportunity to become successful authors because they do in fact, belong to a niche market. Also, what African American aut

Welcome to Onnaday

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Welcome to Onnaday - which means "Donna" in Pig Latin. This is my online journal of thoughts and information on the Literary world and other points of interest. Spring is approaching and there are so many beautiful things to adorn the world. I will post beautiful artwork and illustrations with my thoughts and comments to bring a thousand unspoken words. I hope you find my journal of help and a joy to visit!