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	<title>Comments on: Is it time for a change in publishing black lit?</title>
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		<title>By: WriteBlack</title>
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		<description>It&#039;s fundamentally about raising awareness and getting people to buy the books that are out there. For black authors, it&#039;s about reminding -- or informing -- readers black and nonblack that there&#039;s more to black literature than Alice Walker, Toni Morrison and Richard Wright.  

The people who run the publishing industry aren&#039;t stupid. When they see that there&#039;s Real Money in publishing and really promoting books by black authors, they&#039;ll do it.

I like author Carleen Brice&#039;s humorous attempt at getting at the heart of this matter by declaring December to be Buy a Book By A Black Author and Give It To Somebody Not Black Month (I&#039;ll have a short interview with Brice on this subject up at my site Sunday, Dec. 21).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s fundamentally about raising awareness and getting people to buy the books that are out there. For black authors, it&#8217;s about reminding &#8212; or informing &#8212; readers black and nonblack that there&#8217;s more to black literature than Alice Walker, Toni Morrison and Richard Wright.  </p>
<p>The people who run the publishing industry aren&#8217;t stupid. When they see that there&#8217;s Real Money in publishing and really promoting books by black authors, they&#8217;ll do it.</p>
<p>I like author Carleen Brice&#8217;s humorous attempt at getting at the heart of this matter by declaring December to be Buy a Book By A Black Author and Give It To Somebody Not Black Month (I&#8217;ll have a short interview with Brice on this subject up at my site Sunday, Dec. 21).</p>
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