Husband’s Inaction & Reaction to my Novel, Afterlife in Harlem
So, my hubby and harshest writing critic, who mostly reads non-fiction, condescended to finally start reading my new novel, Afterlife...
IndieView Interview on Afterlife in Harlem
Though they lived hundreds of years apart, Bill Clinton and Alexander Hamilton, two white men, were important pioneers in the...
Review of Afterlife in Harlem
kYmberly Keeton, librarian at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, wrote this review of Afterlife in Harlem, which you can read...
What Kirkus Reviews Says About Afterlife in Harlem
Kirkus Reviews Afterlife in Harlem AFTERLIFE IN HARLEM Mulligan, Terry Baker October 1, 2014 The shade of Alexander Hamilton helps...
“Lit in the Lou,” St Louis Literary Festival, October 10-12, 2014
The fun began on Friday night at a cocktail party; at 1o a.m. on Saturday morning, it was early and...
Why Should Anything Else Be Remembered On 9/11?
Today we commemorate the thousands of people who died in the 9/11 attacks. Also of note, 226 years ago today,...
Honored to be 1 of 50 Modern St. Louis Authors to be Recognized at Missouri History Museum Event
On Sunday September 28th, from 2-4 p.m., try to stop by the Missouri History Museum at 5700 Lindell Blvd (at...
My Upcoming Novel, “Afterlife in Harlem,” features Bill Clinton and Alexander Hamilton
Coincidence? Did you know that many contemporaries of the Founding Father, Alexander Hamilton, thought he was half black and half...
Something That People Don’t Know About Me
It was September 24, 1964 when I stepped onto the gangway of the Queen Elizabeth. I was ambivalent about going...