It is with great pleasure that I re-introduce the African-American Literature newsletter. I have a great deal of new and exciting details to share about the newsletter and upcoming, exciting changes in store for my site.

First, let me thank you for showing an interest in the African-American Literature newsletter. This free newsletter is put out weekly and will provides tons of information about new book releases, book reviews, poetry, non-fiction titles, book clubs and the best literature for children.

The African American Lit newsletter is sent out in text-only format, so it’s easy to read no matter what kind of system you choose to receive it at.

With my newsletter, I will let you know when new articles are posted, when links have been added, changed or updated, what new books are worth a read, where to find literature to read online and much, much more. You’ll even hear about where to find book clubs and you will also become reacquainted with classic African-American literature such as “The Invisible Man” by Ralph Ellison and “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

In the coming weeks and months you will see many exciting new subjects and articles on the site. Some of the subjects on the site have changed but the wealth of information and integrity of the site remain. Here is a sample of some of the topics that will be covered:

Novels: Who doesn’t love curling up with a good book and a nice cup of hot tea at the end of a hard day? The latest novel releases and reviews discussed will be a valuable resource for book lovers.

Inspiration: All of us could use a dose of inspiration in our lives every now and then. Discover what devotionals, self-help and inspirational writings are available to you.

Romance: African-American romances and erotica abound on book store shelves and libraries. Find out about current and classic love stories you can enjoy.

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As I take my new position as editor of the African-American Literature site you can look forward to positive changes and more valuable information. I hope that over time, the site will grow and I can present more valuable information and resources to you.