Karen E. Quinones Miller's New Book "An Angry-Ass Black Woman" to be Released October 2012
Karen E. Quinones Miller announces her new book "An Angry-Ass Black Woman"
New York, NY, May 07, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Karen Quinones Miller's "An Angry-Ass Black Woman" is attracting a great deal of attention online and the book has not even been released yet.
This sassy, shocking autobiographical novel captures the racial tensions, hardships, and bonds that formed between families and neighbors growing up poverty stricken in Harlem.
The Essence bestselling author of Uptown Dreams delivers a fictionalized look at the life she lived before she achieved success as an established writer. “Ke-Ke” (Kay-Kay) grew up on 117th Street in extreme poverty. After an accident leaves her in a coma in her late forties with her beloved family around her in the hospital, she remembers moments from her childhood and the events that would later shape her desires to get out of Harlem and make something of herself. Her sometimes poignant and sometimes hilarious memories—like trying to rob the landlord to pay her family’s back rent—are interspersed with her present-day family’s concerns about her health. Filled with vibrant anecdotes about her childhood in Harlem and her journey from dropping out of school to re-entering and graduating from college, becoming a journalist and then an author, Miller showcases the love experienced by her family and neighbors and the bond secured between them as part of their common upbringing.
For more information about the author:
www.karenequinonesmiller.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKEQM
Like the book on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AngryAssBlackWoman
Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/anangryasswoman
View video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niQdgs1cacQ
This sassy, shocking autobiographical novel captures the racial tensions, hardships, and bonds that formed between families and neighbors growing up poverty stricken in Harlem.
The Essence bestselling author of Uptown Dreams delivers a fictionalized look at the life she lived before she achieved success as an established writer. “Ke-Ke” (Kay-Kay) grew up on 117th Street in extreme poverty. After an accident leaves her in a coma in her late forties with her beloved family around her in the hospital, she remembers moments from her childhood and the events that would later shape her desires to get out of Harlem and make something of herself. Her sometimes poignant and sometimes hilarious memories—like trying to rob the landlord to pay her family’s back rent—are interspersed with her present-day family’s concerns about her health. Filled with vibrant anecdotes about her childhood in Harlem and her journey from dropping out of school to re-entering and graduating from college, becoming a journalist and then an author, Miller showcases the love experienced by her family and neighbors and the bond secured between them as part of their common upbringing.
For more information about the author:
www.karenequinonesmiller.com
www.facebook.com/AuthorKEQM
Like the book on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AngryAssBlackWoman
Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/anangryasswoman
View video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niQdgs1cacQ
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Karen Quinones Miller
212-772-4000
www.amazon.com/Angry-Ass-Black-Woman-Quinones-Miller/dp/1451607822
212-772-4000
www.amazon.com/Angry-Ass-Black-Woman-Quinones-Miller/dp/1451607822
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