Online & Print

• “Is There a Doctor in the House?” Writing Basics Magazine— a list of 37 recommended freelance editors compiled by David Raterman (Publisher: Writer’s Digest)
• "More Than Entertainers" by Charles Schooler, a book which offers an encouraging message to Black youth to reach their full potential, and highlights the abundance of opportunities they can capitalize on as highly educated and/or skilled individuals outside of sports and entertainment.
• The National Directory of Editors and Writers for Hire : 600 Freelance Business, Proofreading, Copy, Technical, and Literary Editors, plus Book Doctors, Ghostwriters, Consultants and Writing Coaches, by Elizabeth Lyon (Publisher: Evans & Co.)
• How to Self-Publish & Market Your Own Book by Mack Smith and Sara Freeman Smith (Publisher: UR Gems Group)
• The African American Guide to Writing & Publishing Non Fiction and Free Within Ourselves: Fiction Lessons for Black Authors by Jewell Parker Rhodes
• "Online and In the Flesh, Black Writers Commune With Kindred Spirits" by Eric O’Keefe, The New York Times
• "Focusing on Craft: A black writer´s guide to conferences and workshops," Black Issues Book Review
• Brown Sugar Mama (e-zine) by Trula Breckenridge
• "Word Diva: BWA’s Tia Shabazz Takes the African American Literary World Online," Black Reign News
• "Tia Shabazz Builds Online Community for African-American Writers," Arch Connections
• "Tia Shabazz: Making the Internet Work for Her," Elan
• "Spotlight on Tia Shabazz," Dunbar on Black Books (Originally published at www.queenhyte.com/dobb/dobb_archives/dobb_00/jan_00.htm
• "Literary Power On the Web: Writers’ Associations Organize Online," Black Issues Book Review
• Black Writers Reunion & Conference, Upscale Magazine
• Interview with Tia Shabazz, Founder of the African American Online Writers Guild, Timbooktu (Spring 1999)

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