Your Time Publishing, LLC and Kima Richard to Launch Her Debut Novel Possibilities
Meet History and Heritage Hanks, a brother and sister duo from New Orleans, Louisiana. History and Heritage teach readers valuable lessons through their own self discovery and explorations. Join History and Heritage on their first journey, as they explore life's possibilities.
New Orleans, LA, April 26, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Author Kima Richard and artist Joe Parker bring these characters to life in the new title Possibilities. Kima Lucille Richard is a resident of St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, a place that she affectionately refers to as, “the Parish,” or “South New Orleans.” Kima is a Cum Laude graduate of Southern University at New Orleans; she is currently a graduate student at Our Lady of Holy Cross College, where she is pursuing a Masters degree in Counseling. In her free time, Kima enjoys writing, vintage shopping and attending plays. Kima aims to create a series of History and Heritage books that promote self-love, positive self-image, cultural awareness, and cultural pride. Possibilities, is the first book in the History and Heritage Series.
Joe Parker is a self-taught artist from New Orleans, Louisiana. Much of Parker’s art is heavily influenced by the rich culture of the area as well as by the music of Nina Simone. His art is displayed in venues such as the Craige Cultural Center, the McKenna Museum of African-American Art & Culture, the Stella Jones Gallery and the Neighborhood Gallery. In 2006, the National Arts Program awarded Parker with “The People’s Choice Award,” for his painting entitled “Strange Fruit.” Possibilities, is Parker’s first illustrated work.
For interview or more information call Paula Tromp, 504 606=9462, ytp2010@live.com
www.yourtimepublishing.com
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Joe Parker is a self-taught artist from New Orleans, Louisiana. Much of Parker’s art is heavily influenced by the rich culture of the area as well as by the music of Nina Simone. His art is displayed in venues such as the Craige Cultural Center, the McKenna Museum of African-American Art & Culture, the Stella Jones Gallery and the Neighborhood Gallery. In 2006, the National Arts Program awarded Parker with “The People’s Choice Award,” for his painting entitled “Strange Fruit.” Possibilities, is Parker’s first illustrated work.
For interview or more information call Paula Tromp, 504 606=9462, ytp2010@live.com
www.yourtimepublishing.com
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