***99-Cent Ebook Deal from Now Until 10/30/21***

Tomorrow is the last day to take advantage of this 99-cent ebook deal. Happy reading!

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Get your copy by this Saturday!

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 it 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.

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Book Recommendation: Honey Riley

My first novella. It still holds up.

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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. . .

Title: Honey Riley

Author: Sean C. Wright

Genre: Fiction/Supernatural novella

Length: 84 pages

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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…

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***99-Cent Ebook Deal: A Gathering of Butterflies***

You don’t want to miss out on this deal.

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An ideal and affordable Halloween treat: A Gathering of Butterflies will be 99 cents from 6/21 – 6/24 in ebook form. 4/5 stars. Get the book here.

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.

Happy Halloween!

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.

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3 Reasons Proofreading Is a Necessary Position

Spell-check ain’t gonna cut it. The world needs proofreaders!

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When spell-check was invented as a word-processing feature in the 1980s, businesses subsequently laid off proofreaders. Yes, that feature catches obvious misspellings, but there are some jobs that machines cannot completely replace. Proofreading is one of them. As you can see by the pictures I posted, the proof is in the pudding. Let’s explore the reasons proofreading will never be an obsolete job:

Typos might get you sued. I listed this reason first and foremost because it’s the most crucial one: spelling errors and typos can bring you to court. True story. A live website had one letter off in a sentence, and that one letter caused the word to morph into a racial slur. The business got hate mail behind the mistake, and the media company/site creator had to refund the owner’s money for the time the accidental slur was posted. The owner talked of suing the marketing company…

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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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Happy Holidays!

Wishing you and yours a safe and happy holiday!

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!

***99-Cent Ebook Deal from Now Until Black Friday***

Get your copy by Black Friday!

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Get the science fiction novel Skoll’s Diaryfor 99 cents in ebook form, now until Black Friday (11-27-20).

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.

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.

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Flash Fiction: Tea with Mama

Another flash fiction story, back by popular demand. Enjoy!

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Tea with Mama

By Sean C. Wright-Neeley

It was always at about 2am in her dreams. The setting was always a Victorian tea room. Candelabra Jones entered the exquisite salon through a door from nowhere, glanced down at her tulle, floor-length gown, and made her way to the table. A huge bouquet of scarlet cabbage roses was the centerpiece, and a filigree tea service sat off to one side. Whoever created this dream setting thought of every detail. Candy could even smell the hot tea. The room also had undertones of vanilla. She folded her hands on the table, waiting for her mother.

Mama entered, right on cue in a flurry of orange and black. Her favorite holiday had been Halloween. She and Candy dressed up as famous black characters, every year. Mama had been Tina Turner one year; Candy, a Supreme. They had been Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Michelle…

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Flash Fiction: Do Not Disturb

Back by popular demand.

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Do Not Disturb

By Sean C. Wright Neeley

I thought my people loved me. I gave my last speech in the communal relief-carved temple, and they cheered. My guards flanked me, as we walked back to my royal chambers. I recall the desert sun beating down on my bald head, and the sandal on my clubbed foot, dragging through the blazing sand. I wasn’t hungry, come evening. Maybe my upset stomach was foreboding of something horrible? I refused the roasted bird, fruits, and vegetables on the banquet table, and only sipped beer from an ornate bowl. I then prepared for bed. As I sat at my dressing table, removing the kohl from my eyes, someone struck me from behind. Gone; just like that, at about nineteen years of age. Was it a treasonous guard? A family member? I know not. I loved my people. Why didn’t they love me back?

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