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Neale Sourna

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  1. New Black / POC Historical Marketing and Community. Please look around and see if they’d be useful to you and your story properties. http://www.blackhistoricalfiction.com/ What's this site all about? Briefly? In writing an African British historical novel (Becca DuMaurier in the British Restoration [1660] and Glorious Revolution [1688] periods) for a few years, it has included much research, and yet... ...I found in all that time not one dedicated home site fully committed to collecting and marketing Black, African, or People of Color Historical Romance, Historical Erotica, and few for Black, African and People of Color Historical Fiction, Historical Literature, Historical Lit, as if we do not exist or love. My dear Lady Becca was not pleased and saddened. Instead of us searching blindly and finding our search hard for romantic characters and authors of color, besides my own author / publisher sites for my own characters, I've made a simple, open home, in these genres / subgenres. Please, come join me. _Neale Sourna / PIE: Perception Is Everything / PIE-Percept.com Facebook Group: Black Historical Fiction / Literature / Romance / Erotica and More https://www.facebook.com/groups/163627582322721
  2. New Black / POC Historical Marketing and Community. Please look around and see if they’d be useful to you and your story properties. http://www.blackhistoricalfiction.com/ What's this site all about? Briefly? In writing an African British historical novel (Becca DuMaurier in the British Restoration [1660] and Glorious Revolution [1688] periods) for a few years, it has included much research, and yet... ...I found in all that time not one dedicated home site fully committed to collecting and marketing Black, African, or People of Color Historical Romance, Historical Erotica, and few for Black, African and People of Color Historical Fiction, Historical Literature, Historical Lit, as if we do not exist or love. My dear Lady Becca was not pleased and saddened. Instead of us searching blindly and finding our search hard for romantic characters and authors of color, besides my own author / publisher sites for my own characters, I've made a simple, open home, in these genres / subgenres. Please, come join me. _Neale Sourna / PIE: Perception Is Everything / PIE-Percept.com Facebook Group: Black Historical Fiction / Literature / Romance / Erotica and More https://www.facebook.com/groups/163627582322721
  3. New Black / POC Historical Marketing and Community. Please look around and see if they’d be useful to you and your story properties. http://www.blackhistoricalfiction.com/ What's this site all about? Briefly? In writing an African British historical novel (Becca DuMaurier in the British Restoration [1660] and Glorious Revolution [1688] periods) for a few years, it has included much research, and yet... ...I found in all that time not one dedicated home site fully committed to collecting and marketing Black, African, or People of Color Historical Romance, Historical Erotica, and few for Black, African and People of Color Historical Fiction, Historical Literature, Historical Lit, as if we do not exist or love. My dear Lady Becca was not pleased and saddened. Instead of us searching blindly and finding our search hard for romantic characters and authors of color, besides my own author / publisher sites for my own characters, I've made a simple, open home, in these genres / subgenres. Please, come join me. _Neale Sourna / PIE: Perception Is Everything / PIE-Percept.com Facebook Group: Black Historical Fiction / Literature / Romance / Erotica and More https://www.facebook.com/groups/163627582322721
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  5. It's 1688 AD, in the midst of the British "Glorious Revolution" and a Dutch invasion to take the throne, as wealthy widow Rebecca DuMaurier, an African British royal court favorite of King Charles II, runs from a forced marriage with a famous general, a white-haired English earl, and into a infamous pirate troubling and walking the shores of her Cornwall home. Cornwall's rocky, treacherous coast is but a stepping stone for lively Becca, her tenacious soldier fiancé, and her intriguing, brown-skinned, Irish Catholic pirate of many faces. Historical Romantic Adventure Fiction Becca is in prepublication edits; but grab a teaser taste of her story. "Becca DuMaurier" novel draft excerpts (not for sale / download no charge): http://becca.neale-sourna.com/becca-work-in-progress-excerpts-1.epub http://becca.neale-sourna.com/becca-work-in-progress-excerpts-1-kindle-links.mobi ------- READ sensual fiction Excerpts: www.Neale-Sourna.com and www.PIE-Percept.com ------- ORDER ebooks ONLINE at https://payhip.com/NealeSourna or check availability for ebooks and print books online or brick and mortar order at http://www.neale-sourna.com/catalog.html
  6. Checking to find possible beta readers for draft of book one of series. http://becca.neale-sourna.com/
  7. Most people are some shade of brown and not necessarily black aka African descent or Indian descent.
  8. "Doing for the mind, what the body shouldn't."(SM) _PIE: Perception Is Everything
  9. These sorts of results keep a brown person a bit paranoid. Hm, maybe I should see if WebCrawler still crawling and getting somewhere better.

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