Sign In    
 
 DONATIONS
 ADVERTISING
POEM OF THE MONTH
LIFE OF NO EXCUSE

If life is a journey of no excuse and the gods are not to blame then why does the wind confuse to fan our cold hearts into flame? minds still keep on reaching unknown horizons to bemoan our....
read more

STORY OF THE MONTH
grandy daddy

Grand Daddy, I wanted to talk to you. you know I been knowing you for some time now, I cant say the whole 100 years. there's some things about you that I need. I know from you I became beatiful....
read more

FROM THE PUBLISHER
The role of culture in literature

Culture plays a very significant role in every society. It is at the core of our very own existence. For example, when you look at the way a person or a group of people look and do things, you can tell, in most cases, the culture that that person or the group of people belong.

And one...
read more

CURRENT INTERVIEW

Marie-Elena John

Born and raised in Antigua, Marie-Elena John wasn’t considering a writing career when she left her Caribbean island for New York’s City College. There, thanks to a semester spent a...
read more

CURRENT BOOK REVIEW
Broken Paradise
By Cecilia Samartin
Publisher: Atria
ISBN: 0743287797
Retail Price: $16.29
read the review
BOOK CLUB

This month's selection:
The Water Cure: A Novel
by Percival Everett

About the book
The Water Cure is the chilling confession of a victim turned villain. Ishmael Kidder is a successful romance novelist. His agent is coming to visit her usually productive client.
read more

NEWS AND EVENTS
Why I'm not allowed my book title
read more
Book looks at the many forms of love and duty
read more
Book prized as life-changing experience
read more
For Maxine Kumin, 'Writing is my salvation'
read more
Three novels-in-verse perfect for 'tween' readers
read more
What She Did for Love
read more
Literary success icing on cake for Crosley
read more
FORUM
Vacations!
Where has everyone gone for their Summer vacations? I got to go to my home state of Ohio and spend sometime with my family....
read more
EDITOR'S ARTICLES
Latinos and Dominoes
Ever since I was a young girl in Washington Heights, I have seen men sitting in front of the grocery stores as they sipped their Presidentes, gossiped, and played dominoes. And when I visited my ...
read more

©2001 LiterateNubian, Inc. All rights reserved.