The Best & Worst Black Movies

I discuss black entertainment in this list. Do you agree or disagree with anything on this list? Let’s talk!

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The Color Purple.  Pure magic that hasn’t lost its sheen nearly 30 years later.  Usually books are hard to make into good films, but this was very well-done.  Whoopi and Oprah disappear into their roles and there were good child performances, too.  Excellent!

Shaft.  Richard Roundtree at his butt-kicking best.  Need I say more?

Krush Groove.  It took a risk, making a film about the hip-hop scene in its youth, which was ground-breaking.

The Last Dragon. Another 1980’s favorite.  Look passed the cheesy wardrobe and set and you will see a movie with a great theme: good always triumphs over evil.  And “Leroy” was magically delicious.

Boyz in the Hood.  This was not just a shoot ‘em up fest, but a movie that did a fantastic job of showing the difference a strong father figure can make in our children’s lives.

Malcolm X.  Yes, I’m…

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Black History Month Book Spotlight: Waiting to Exhale

A classic by a black author for Black History Month.

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Written by Terry McMillan, Waiting to Exhale chronicles the lives of 4 single black women who are looking for love in all the wrong places. You will laugh, cry, and cheer, as the quartet goes through a journey of self-discovery.

Get the book here.

The film made from this book is good too. Other phenomenal books of Ms. McMillan’s are Mama and A Day Late & a Dollar Short. Check them out, as well.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an…

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3 Tales About a Wagging Tail: The Adventures of Bootsy the Boston

Title: The Adventures of Bootsy the Boston (2019); 3 stories in one book.

Genre/Length: Children’s Literature; 45 pages

Plot: Get ready for tales about a wagging tail, mischief, and love! Bootsy the Boston Terrier is a sweet, energetic dog who lives life to the fullest with boy and girl human. Based on the author’s own Boston Terrier, this book is perfect for children and adults who are fans of the Boston Terrier breed.

Get the book here.

Sean C. Wright is the author of 8 books. For more information about her writing skills and how she can assist you with yours–business or consumer–visit https://seanarchy.wordpress.com.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here. I’d appreciate your leaving a review if you read it. Thanks in advance!

Elsewhere in The Milky Way: Skoll’s Diary

Title: Skoll’s Diary (2019); only 2.99 in ebook form.

Genre/Length: Science fiction; 144 pages.

Plot: Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here.

Have a Glorious Day: Glo Ro Saves Best Treasure Chest

Title: Glo Ro Saves Best Treasure Chest (2018); $2.99 in ebook form

Genre/Length: Young Adult; 195 pages

Plot: 16-year-old Glorious Day Roberts (Glo Ro) is big-haired, dyslexic, and fighting family demons. But she takes those issues in stride, instead focusing on getting to kernels of truth. When her favorite thrift store is in trouble, Glorious knows she has no choice but to turn on her shine, full-blast.

Get the book here.

Sean C. Wright is the author of 8 books. For more information about her writing skills and how she can assist you with yours–business or consumer–visit https://seanarchy.wordpress.com.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here. I’d appreciate your leaving a review if you read it. Thanks in advance!

A Gathering of Butterflies: An Anthology Everyone Should Read

Title: A Gathering of Butterflies (2015); $2.99 in ebook form

Genre/Length: Thriller/Fantasy; 121 pages

Plot: Tales of steely but vulnerable women of color will melt your heart while lifting your spirits… 

A fierce grandmother keeps her grandson from the clutches of Old Scratch in Devil Does Dallas. 

An alien abduction transforms a large, miserable woman in Hazel Hogan. 

A country girl meets a city girl on her birthday, and struggles to decide if the girl’s heart is dark or light in Bubble Bath Twelve.

And methodical Genie forms an unlikely relationship in Heaven’s Halfway House while in a coma.

Get the book here.

Sean C. Wright is the author of 8 books. For more information about her writing skills and how she can assist you with yours–business or consumer–visit https://seanarchy.wordpress.com.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here. I’d appreciate your leaving a review if you read it. Thanks in advance!

Honey Riley: A Clairvoyant Tale

Title: Honey Riley (2014); only 1.99 in ebook form.

Genre/Book Length: Fiction novella. 73 pages.

Plot: The Knowing came that Indian summer. Honey’s head ached and her limbs tingled. . .

Honey Riley, born of violence, inherits the precious gift of clairvoyance. Her extraordinary talent keeps others from harm, but can’t protect her or the ones she loves from tragedy. Even though her heroic life often smacks of pain, Honey unselfishly remains loyal to her sixth sense in her 75-year journey. . .

Get the book here.

Sean C. Wright is the author of 8 books. For more information about her writing skills and how she can assist you with yours–business or consumer–visit https://seanarchy.wordpress.com.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here. I’d appreciate your leaving a review if you read it. Thanks in advance!

Happy Black History Month/Inventors of Excellence

Happy Black History Month! This month, we pay tribute to firsts & some historical moments that are absent from history books.

Here are African American inventions that we use, daily. Some on the list are not inventions from scratch, but are improvements on an existing product:

Sean C. Wright is the author of 8 books. For more information about her writing skills and how she can assist you with yours–business or consumer–visit https://seanarchy.wordpress.com.

I’m pleased to announce the release of my 8th book, Skoll’s Diary.

Africans and African Americans left Earth in 1900, and went to another planet in The Milky Way to escape mistreatment…

It’s now the year 3005 on that terraformed planet. We get a peek into the life of a bright and sensitive teenaged boy, Skoll, through his journal. He loves his world, but is curious about life on Earth. Then suddenly, an epic event casts him in the middle of a difficult decision. The fate of the planet’s community is in his hands.

Get the book here. I’d appreciate your leaving a review if you read it. Thanks in advance!