Fletcher's Fiction Oscar Win

I love it when a Harvard College graduate, Columbia University and NYU/Tisch School of the Arts film professor puts his pedigree where his pen is and wins the first Academy Award for screenwriting buy an African American writer.  I love it when a brilliant writer adapts a haunting yet challenging novel into a classy, universal cinematic triumph, while still honoring the novelist's[Sapphire] voice. Congratulations Professor Geoffrey S. Fletcher.

TMA: What Good is a Book Store when...?

 
This morning my write-or-die chick author Rhonda McKnight and I were pub chatting, particularly about the future of bookstores. She shared her vision of what she thinks bookstores of the future would look like, which sparked a stimuating discussion that I want to continue here at The Master's Artist today. Because this issue (what good is a book store?) is one Christian bookstores isn't either having enough of or is missing the larger picture of its growing lack of relevance to the community at large.

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