CAROL TAYLOR
BROWN SUGAR
WANDERLUST

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I have been writing my own short stories for years and never really knew how to go about geting someone to look at them or give me some positive criticism..do u have any advice for someone who aspires to do well as u have?? my email is mochasunshine2000@yahoo.com...

I am interested in writing erotic prose. Do you have any suggestions for spiring authors?

oops, my email address is Stylshgirl@yahoo.com my name is Cory

carol i have thoroughly enjoyed every black erotic scene in every book you've compiled. Let's just say i enjoy every crevice of what black, opposite, and anything that love is and can be. thank you for projecting that in these works because love is missing, and we should find it. i was wondering if someone wanted to send you a query how can they do that?

Hello, I was wondering when will your next collection of stories begin forming, and if you will be using amateur writers. How does one submit stories to you that may be of interest? I am in the process of reading Wanderlust and I am very impressed with this talented group. aquariusrising@gmail.com

Dear Carol, I have read and thoroughly enjoyed all Brown Sugar anthologies. I am eagerly awaiting to read the Wanderlust anthology as well. I hope your NY tour was a huge success. I am in the midst of completing my third volume of the Twisted Trysts erotic short stories series...contact me at sunshineproductions@tmo.blackberry.net much peace and love Saja Bo STorm

Hello Carol, My friends and I have waited with baited breath to see what endeavour you'll do next. If this is any encouragement I have turned many a friend to your anthologies and they like me love it and wish for more of what ever you are doing. Keep up the great work. A loyal fan of your work, Eliscia elisciamcphee@hotmail.com

about the artist, my e-mail is e_anderso2001@yahoo.com

What's the mailing address for Brown Sugar Books? Please send to dante@diversitycity.com - Thanks! Dante Lee Diversity City Media

Email Carol@BrownSugarBooks.com your name and stats: Single, Married, Gay Straight, Black/White/Other, Age, Location Favorite book and Astrological Sign and who you're looking for and why, and I'll add your info to our Personals page, which will be up and running SOON!

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American Culture is based on myths. The only way whites can identify who we are is if they make us out to mystical so that they can control our brillance, achievements and cutlural and person esteem. I believe that we are held at high standards because of where we come from historically. i have no problem with saying i come from a land with kings and queens and of riches so pure and plentiful that children wore gold braided into their hair. I will never shun that type of culture. Whites know the foundation and power of our culture more than we do. They try and hold us to high standards mainly because of the cultural myth that blacks are mentally inferior. I believe we are able to prove ourselves more so through rigorous points than if they made it easy for us. We are held to high standards because obviously White America knows something about us than we know about ourselves.

Blacks are held to a higher standard than whites because we have to constantly prove ourselves to whites who seem to think that we are uniformly lazy, stupid and misdirected....that's the short answer. There's not enough room for the long one...but ya'll know that answer already, if you're black. --Trisha D. in Chicago

You know what I mean. Lemme hear what you have to say. Carol

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I love the positive energy of the website, very insightful and inspirational. But I must also say I love the book "wanderlust" it's a rollercoaster ride of erotic blackness at its best. Keep up the good work. Stay beautiful. Cathy Delaleu www.delaleuwritings.com

This website is the bomb!! B

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The website is wonderful. I am anxiously awaiting the release of Brown Sugar 3, just in time for XMAS. I loved Brown Sugar & Brown Sugar 2. Check out my debut novel, She'll Learn and visit me @ www.geocities.com/sb_staples/index.html

It's cool. Keep up the good work Brown Sugar!
—Terrance from Brooklyn