Reasons Why Barnes & Noble Might Be Getting Mixed Reviews
Recently, I read this headline in the NY Times: “Small Bookstores Gain as Barnes & Noble has Mixed Results.” I...
NPR Interview
St. Louisan Terry Baker Mulligan’s New Memoir Recounts Experience Of Growing Up In Harlem By Alex Heuer, Mary Edwards and Erin Williams Enlarge image...
Crisis in Education? Not at this School
I recently spent Buddy Morning in the 2nd grade classroom at City Academy, a private elementary school located in the...
An Email I Received from Dr. John Hewitt With his Personal and Highly Entertaining Memories of Langston Hughes, Paul Robeson, Madame Stephanie St. Clair and Society Life on Sugar Hill in the 1950s
Just read, with great interest, Sugar Hill. It really took me back. I grew up, from birth in 1952 through 1965,...
A Look at What’s Happening With Independent Publishing
I was among the thousands recently attending 2012 Book Expo America in NYC. The night before BEA officially opened, about...
Gold Medal IPPY Award for “Sugar Hill”
St. Louis author wins IPPY award for Harlem memoir Linda Austin St. Louis Literature Examiner + Subscribe When Terry Mulligan...
Excerpt From “Sugar Hill:” A Memorial Day Tribute to Honor Black and White WWII GIs
Sugar Hill Where the Sun Rose Over Harlem Chapter 6 World War II, Polio and Puberty Uncle Harry, Aunt Cee,...
The Telephone Call From Apple Headquarters
Back in February, I received a call from a woman named Anita who works on Apple’s Retail Communication team at...
“Sugar Hill” is on the Cover of This Week’s Publishers Weekly Magazine
Thank you Publishers Weekly for placing my book on the cover of this week’s March 26th issue: http://magazinesdownload.com/post/2012/03/29/Publishers-Weekly-26-March-2012.aspx