The amazing Kansas City library
Friday, May 01, 2020
THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGY ON PUBLIC LIBRARIES
The amazing Kansas City library
Sunday, January 24, 2016
YOUR ENEMY GETS MAD, IF HE FAILS TO SEE YOU THE WAY HE WANTS
A Rae Smith quote
No one gives birth to a child and names him or her ‘Enemy,’ thus, I haven’t met anyone yet called ‘Enemy.’ Yet an enemy exists, the reason the dictionary defines it: As a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Book Review: How Fake Reviews Have Tarnished The Image Of The Publishing Industry
Book reviews are mainly based on false reviews.
Apart from promotion, marketing, and the effectiveness of social media, book review plays an important role in the sales of books. A good review reflects on how good or great the book is, giving it a unique recognition, to entice book readers to go for the product.
As a matter of fact, as an aspiring writer, I thought writing a book was the toughest thing on earth until I realized that the hardest part of being an author is facing the reality of promoting or marketing your book.
Many pay for a book review, something I will never do, the fact that I consider it a bribe to someone to review my book. If you are confident your book is good, please desist from paying for a review. This is advice I will give to any genuine author.
Just be patient, no matter how long it takes. Don’t let the desire to sell your book at all costs push you into certain things that question your integrity and diminish your credibility as an author or writer.
Cheating ‘Bestselling, award-winning author, R.J. Ellory. He was exposed after faking his reviews for years to reach the top
Sunday, December 14, 2014
BOOK: CRIME OVER AIDS AND EBOLA EXPOSED - NOW AVAILABLE AT AMAZON
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Aids and Ebola medical crimes
Thursday, July 17, 2014
YVONNE MASERUMULE: HER WORLD OF FANTASY, REALITY AND INSPIRATION FROM NELSON MANDELA
Yvonne Mahlape
Imagine a world without books, poets, authors, and writers. How is it going to be? Many writers, scientists, and people from all walks of life continue to change the world with their wisdom and philosophical ideas.
Technology is improving daily, gradually enhancing education and our environment, giving us hope for a better world in the future.
One aspiring young writer who is gradually making her presence felt in the world of literature is Yvonne Mahlape Maserumule. Born and raised in Phokoane, Limpopo, she currently lives in
At a very tender age, she has always been fascinated by magazines and various works of literature. The English language rates as one of her best subjects in High School, where she especially fell in love with the literary work of Shakespeare, Stephen King, Danielle Steel, and many other authors of high caliber.
During her high school years, her outstanding creative abilities were quickly noticed, and in her final academic year in 1992, her short story, SCHOOL DAYS, was published in Drum Magazine.
Her then Headmaster at St Mark's College (Jane Furse, South Africa), Mr. Peter Anderson, was a great fan of her writing abilities and encouraged her to consider a career that would enable her to unveil and promulgate her God-given writing talent.
She's currently developing a blog titled: ‘My world of fantasy and reality, in which she acknowledges, among others, the late former President of South Africa, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, who has been her inspiration.
Yvonne also blogs on issues that are of common human interest, such as SUBSTANCE ABUSE and its impact on households. On 19th June 2014, Dr. Yomi Garnett broadcast a Radio Promo celebrating the creative abilities of this young lady live from the studios of VOICE AMERICA in
She has recently established a strong relationship with creative people in the field of writing, such as Jeannie Faulkner Barber, Marta, and Merajver Kurlat, who have been tremendously supportive of her writing career in its infant stage.
One of Yvonne's aspirations is to launch a Christian blog, through which she hopes to share the love of Christ with her current and future contacts.
She is also working on a collection of short stories that she hopes to publish very soon, either in print or online. Apart from her writing career, she enjoys collaborations and is involved in various volunteering projects that involve working with and aiding the impoverished, the homeless, and the sick.
One of her greatest passions is working in children's ministries and teaching young ones about the love of Christ. She is therefore hoping to enroll in courses related to Social Work in the near future, to enable her to establish a career in this field.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
BOOK: HOW EUROPE UNDERDEVELOPED AFRICA
Underdevelopment in Africa
Saturday, September 21, 2013
SCOTT HASTIE's 'MEDITATIONS' INSPIRATIONAL POEMS OF WISDOM
Scott Hastie
Scott Hastie is an author and poet based in the Hertfordshire countryside, which is only a thirty-minute commuter ride from London.
The village where he lives and works is also only a mile or so from a key junction onto the M25, which offers fast access to the capital’s four principal airports at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, and London Luton.
Born in Edinburgh, Scott Hastie was brought up and educated in Berkhamsted before college studies in Brighton. Several small press editions of Scott Hastie’s poetry first appeared in the early 1970s, at a time when he was also editor of the college magazine for Sussex University and Brighton Polytechnic (1974–75)
These early anthologies prefaced the first substantial hardback collection of his work, Selected Poetry (1991), which soon found a core audience with its broadly romantic themes, celebrating love and the beauty of the natural world.
“To write and sell poetry at a profit these days is a minor victory and a major achievement.” Scott’s words gently unlock and force you to face and look at the world with a little more optimism. There are moments of deep joy and others that take your breath away with simply incredible honesty.
Life is a complicated journey with happiness, mystery, and sadness. At times, we need inspirational poems to help us renew ourselves and be filled with the strength to fulfill our life's purpose.
That’s where Scott Hastie’s ‘Meditations’ comes in. A remarkable book recommended to both teenagers and adults.
http://www.amazon.com/Scott-Hastie/e/B001KCDKQ8/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1
Friday, August 16, 2013
MY LIFE AND MY BOOKS
Joel Savage
Leaving his wife and a year-old child in Africa for nine years, they finally joined them in Europe. But the happiness of the family turned into a nightmare as his wife was diagnosed with an aggressive type of breast cancer. Those days of sorrow are recorded in Joel’s fourth book, “Heart of Endurance.”
Having dedicated his life to writing non-fiction books, Joel’s amassed experience and skills from previous publications, enabling him to write his fifth book, "Little Boygium-Wonderful Experience" about his life in Antwerp, as he tries to integrate as a forklift driver, whilst he writes his books between scorn, underestimation, and racism.
“AIDS Doesn’t Discriminate, So Why Do We?” is Joel’s sixth book. The book, which is dedicated to HIV/AIDS victims worldwide, eliminates the fears of caring for such patients and brings the human side to the forefront.
Sunday, August 11, 2013
HUMAN RIGHTS AND POETRY
A Study of Ugandan Women Poets: Susan Kiguli and Mildred Kiconco Barya By Shallon Maureen Atuhaire
The study focuses on the works of two distinguished women poets – Susan Kiguli's "The African Saga" and Mildred Kiconco Barya's "Men Eat Chocolates but They Don’t Say" and "The Price of Memory: after the tsunami."
Although the two poets differ in style, language use, and presentation, the study establishes that their contribution to the field of poetry and development of their society reaches well beyond the confines of women’s rights and cuts across almost all universal human rights concerns.
Monday, January 07, 2013
Book: Little Boygium, Wonderful Experience: The story of an African immigrant
The Stuivenberg
Hospital finally closed down
On September 18,
2023, one of the Belgian newspapers, "Gazet van Antwerpen," came out
with a publication that Stuivenberg Hospital will be permanently closed down
and the final patients are being transferred to another hospital, the ZNA
Cadix.
The short article
about the decision of the authorities to close the hospital doors to
patients was never made public. "The entire moving operation brings a
definitive end to 138 years of the Stuivenberg Hospital," the statement
read.
What I do know is
that, after my investigations at the hospital, major changes occurred to make
the facility a better place. However, hundreds of immigrants are still
terrified to visit that hospital because of its past and the stigma that has
damaged its reputation.
Therefore, I do not doubt that the hospital was closed for this specific reason.
Monday, December 24, 2012
HEART OF ENDURANCE
The departure of her husband to Europe left Akua and her ten-year-old son in a state of total darkness and solitary confinement.
There were rumors around the neighborhood that her husband had abandoned her and married a White woman, as many Africans do to obtain documents in Europe and the United States of America.
A beautiful and charming woman, many men, including pastors who would rather succumb to sin than to resist temptation and adultery, tried to date her, making the already confused Akua plunge deeper into despair, insecurity, and uncertainty.
Eight years had already passed, but her husband had yet to return home to her and their now nine-year-old son.
http://www.amazon.com/Joel-Savage/e/B008SCTYI6
Thursday, November 01, 2012
OVERSEAS CHRONICLE, A NOVEL BY JOEL SAVAGE
Life adventure based on a true story
There are so many writers in the world. Each has his or her subject of interest. Some write about fiction, agriculture, science, and children's stories, while others prefer fairy tales and horror stories.
As a man who has suffered a great deal, traumatized and haunted by my past bitter experiences, I have no room in my life for fiction. This certifies the accounts of this book are genuine, leaving no doubt of its truth.
After writing and publishing “The Writer Died” and “The Road of Agony,” I had the inspiration to write this book. What is the significance of writing this book at all? Is it worth reading? What will readers get from reading this book? These are some of the questions cracking my brain.
Knowing perfectly well the torment of being an illegal immigrant and as an eyewitness to how the need to get a resident permit in Europe and America has destroyed the lives of many immigrants, especially Africans, I put in enormous effort to write this book.
In Europe and the United States of America, the quest for immigrants to obtain legal status and become documented has destroyed many people.
Some are insane, depressed, speak at random without stopping, dress shabbily without noticing how they look, and some end up in jail, detention, and death, taking them away, all because of a resident permit.
Apart from the inhuman activities, methods, strategies, and procedures adopted by authorities that issue resident permits against immigrants, to frustrate them to not getting their legal papers, the act of documented foreigners against their fellow ones without a permit is totally insane and obscured.
An African is not only dark in colour but could also be dark sometimes in the mind. As an illegal African in Europe, especially in a country like the Netherlands, you’re worth nothing to a documented African. You are like salt that has lost its taste. You need to be thrown away for people to trample on you.
It is the documented African that would make it clear to you that if you are undocumented, you don’t have to join the conversation of the documented. Even if you are right, you are wrong because you have no documents.
When slapped across the face by the document, you don’t need to hit back because you are an illegal immigrant, and when being cheated, accept it.
Take a deep breath and read about my experience in Europe as an undocumented immigrant before I became documented. “Overseas Chronicle-The Rome and Amsterdam Experience” is like a picture hanging on the wall. I see it every day. I can't take it out of my mind.
Read this remarkable book revealing the true untold story of an illegal immigrant in Rome and Amsterdam.
Chapters
Saturday, July 28, 2012
THE WRITER DIED : A NOVEL BY JOEL SAVAGE
Child neglect relates to the failure to provide a child’s basic needs. In Europe and America, some organizations assist in solving such problems or taking care of neglected children. In many parts of Africa, the story is entirely different.
This is an emotional, touching, and inspirational story of a young boy who finds himself in a similar situation.
He was unhappy because his father was neglecting his family, spending his fortune on other women. He sees his adolescence as a struggle to win the support of his father.
Despite a daily horrendous life he passes through, Kumbe excels to be an outstanding journalist and writer.
He was attached to the president of his native country, Ghana, with enormous enthusiasm and optimism. However, in his life as a famous journalist, his fame gives him nothing but hatred, jealousy, and blackmail from an empire of deceitful enemies.
Who and what killed him? “The Writer Died” is a truly remarkable book of hard life experience of child neglect, an indispensable and inspiring book for anyone who may find themselves in a similar situation.
Monday, April 30, 2012
BOOK: HOW TO PLAY DJEMBE
The Djembe
The eagerness to study African music and its traditional instruments, percussion, including Kora and the Djembe, has led to the sprouting of many traditional music institutions throughout Europe and the United States of America.
African music is not only entertaining but also a vital part of the music of many cultures.
"How to Play Djembe," written by Allan Dworsky and Berty Sanstry, is a complete, step-by-step, user-friendly course on how to play djembe.
Right from the start, in addition to learning how to make all the basic strokes, you'll be learning interlocking parts for some of the most popular West African rhythms: Kuku, Djole, Kassa, Madan, Suku, Sunguru Bani, and Thiba.
It was recorded by John Camara, a master drummer from Bamako, Mali. Each rhythm lasts at least five minutes, so you'll have plenty of time to play along.
And when John solos during the final three minutes of each track, you'll feel the thrill of playing your part along with an ensemble and lead drummer.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
SEX WITH ANIMALS - WHAT'S ITS SIGNIFICANCE?
Having sex with an animal is an abuse.
Thoughts, work as forces, and that force determines what one wishes. Due to circumstances, many have no control over themselves, therefore doing abnormal things that they find them satisfactorily.
It looks so pretty simple for many people, especially women, to make love with animals, but frankly speaking, it's insane. Total sheer madness. If one is lonely, depressed, or unhappy, there are thousands of books, doctors, and psychologists there to help. Why then must a depressed or sane person seek her comfort by making love with an animal?
Many women have sex with their dogs, and others who want to have an orgasm open their legs widely for the dogs to lick their vagina. The disgusting and ugly thing to do.
On YouTube, you see women having sex with animals, including dogs and horses. If by anyway those who indulge themselves in such acts were to find their way to see a psychologist, believe me, they will be diagnosed with mental problems. Because a normal, hundred percent sane person can't make love with an animal.
This is the confession of a girl who saw the family dog 'fucking' her mother. "One day, when I was a teen, I went to meet my girlfriend to go to the movies. For some reason, she was not home, so I went back to my house, and the front door was locked.
Assuming Mom had gone shopping as she said she was, I went to the back basement window, which I knew was unlocked to enter the house. Our basement had two rooms, a game room and a workout room with weights, etc.















