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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #148_ HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  in French. Check We're going to be talking about the latest and book reviews,
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  author interviews and like. Come on in and join us. We're ready.
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  Are you your muted y'all? Y'all, caldn't tell me I was muted
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  this whole time. Okay, back to my pimple. I'm gonna ignore it.
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  It's there again. But my name Patrice Crumble and this is SC book,
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  yalla, and French chat and I am SC book, y'all A four
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  three. It's another Saturday night and it is time for you guys to meet
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  another author. So we about to step out of our comfort zon you guys,
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  because we got something that's totally different from all the other authors. Because
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  y'all know I love streetlet y'all know that's my thing. Y'all know I like
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  that romance drama. But were going somewhere totally different tonight. So I'm gonna
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  introduce you guys to author Nubias. You a little glimpse shall be. Come
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  on up, girly, Come on up? Hi are you? I am
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  great? How are you? So? We're having a little technical difficulties.
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  But she's still sitting down near you, guys. She is the author of
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  the book called High Frequency. Let's see we can get her to come on
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  back up again. Come on up, girly, I'm back. Look see
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  she played with us, She playing with us to high frequency. You,
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  guys, my first time ever hearing a book along this line. Okay,
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  So I am very excited for you guys to actually meet her and to hear
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  what she has to say. So we're gonna try. You good to go,
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  Girly. I'm not sure what's going on, but I hope this works
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  this time. We're good because we're getting past that point. Thank you for
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  joining us tonight. So first, you have to tell us a little bit
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  about yourself. Absolutely. So, I am twenty seven. I will be
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  twenty eight in November. Second, I have forty seven books published on Amazon.
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  I am super Oh will hold up? Hold up, you're about to
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  be twenty seven, you said, correct, correct, And you got forty
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  seven books. Where do you sleep? So actually I kind of write every
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  week and I get them out there as quickly as I can because I do
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  have school on the side. So I think that's what happened. I'm writing
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  away and publishing. You're like, all right, this is good. Here
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  you go. That's cool. That's cool. That means you keep you keep
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  your readers engaged. I love that so high frequency. First of all,
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  the cover is loving it, loving it, and you guys will see it
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  when I post the blog about her book, but tell us a little bit
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  about high frequency. Awesome. So high frequency is what came together with a
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  dream that I had. It also came together with an idea. So basically,
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  Rayon the main character, he is from Saudi Arabia and this one,
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  this idea that I had, I wanted to showcase the Christ's consciousness twelve D
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  in the physical world because basically twelve D is only found in the spiritual world.
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  So this idea was like pretty interesting to me because I did have a
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  dream about the first part where Rayon was in a room and it was a
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  glowing it was glowing light out of the room and the two people were bound
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  down to the room because it was Yah himself talking to the main character.
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  So to combine that and put it all into that book, it was just
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  amazing for me. So, yes, that is high frequency. Now,
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  didn't I tell y'all this was going to be something that was different. I
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  told y'all, so, and don't be scared of different. Different can be
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  a good thing, you guys. Okay, So who is your target audience
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  for this book? Like, who should read it? I know everybody should
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  read it, but if you can have your ideal reader. Who would that
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  person be? This person will be interested in spiritual fiction, science fiction,
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  and fantasy because it basically compacts all of that in one So if you are
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  interested and that high frecacy is for you. So in library world, you
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  guys, we call this afro futurism. Yes, absolutely, it is one
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  of the new hottest drama genres out there. Because African Americans wasn't big into
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  sci fi, paranormal or young adult we would call a steampunk. They weren't
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  into this, so you brought these new authors that had that. Okay,
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  y'all don't want to I'm gonna give you a little bit of urban fiction,
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  what a little bit of Harry Potter, and we're gonna mix it up with
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  some uh let's see urban fiction, Harry Potter, what a little bit of
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  the whiz and we're gonna get it all sprinkled together. And that's what you
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  get afrofuturism. Okay. And when you reach out to me and we connect,
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  I was like, oh wow, I have to personally say that I've
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  never read an Apple Futures book. I am afraid to read piranormal. Not
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  because I'm scared, it's the fact that I don't feel like my mind can
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  wrap around it. But that is my challenge for twenty twenty four to read
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  outside of my realm. So I, as a reader would appreciate and thank
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  you for writing your book. So when you are writing, do you find
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  an emotional and difficult to write this type of book? Or did it was?
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  Was it just like easy flowing? Kind of both? Easy flowing because
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  I basically expanded my ideas on the draam the main idea and emotional because I
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  kind of I kind of am not in twelve D. So I'm like,
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  well, how do you really, you know, write something like this.
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  So with an inspiration of the big Head scientists he is on YouTube his videos
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  basically like technology wise, you know, spiritual wise. That was a big
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  inspiration, along with the sixteen eleven Bible, a mix of the Muslim culture
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  and information and the Hebrew Israel like information and all of that correlated so well,
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  and I was able to just write it and your head didn't blow up?
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  Girl, I'm sorry, what did you say? Your head didn't blow
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  up from all those ideas just the Muslim in the human girl? It did
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  not. Actually, I usually listened to meditation music while I write, So
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  this inspiration and meditation music helped the words just come on. So I was
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  just right the way and I was able to publish. So what other type
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  of of genres do you write in? So I'm mainly writing romance. I
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  love romance, I love fantasy. I also have a lot of science fiction.
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  And I just wrote a fan fiction. This is kind of new that
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  I've brought together. So yeah, that's another new one. Fans fiction is
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  a long one or short. This one is a bit two hundred pages.
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  I understand a lot of people have different views on what's long or short,
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  but if you are in the mix, I would say it's medium. It's
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  a medium page pridges, that's that's that's a good that's a nice size.
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  That's a that's a nice little meat potatoes type book right there. Right.
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  So you have someone to just ask you a question in our chat and they
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  said, do you research what you're right? Yes, I do. It
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  is the name, the character names, is the research of the different places.
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  Because I'm mainly based in Chicago, Illinois, so I'm not like really
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  out there in those other countries, so I definitely research what's going on out
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  there. So I can write that in my book. I also research the
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  culture, like what is going on that's different from where I live, And
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  so that's basically how the books come about and that's how I make them.
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  So yeah, okay, so I guess my next question would be, you
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  say you dream your books. Do you do like other authors and they have
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  the characters talking to them or you get into the mind of the character.
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  I mean, how do you work your characters in your books? So mainly
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  with my dreams, it does be the main event, like the big idea
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  of the book. And with the characters, I like think of them kind
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  of later, like I put them in the book later, Like if there
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  is dialogue in the book, I will make that up as I go.
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  So I'm like a flower type of writer, and I expand on the idea
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  of the dream. So yeah, courage, You're good. You're good.
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  So you guys, we are back, and y'all know the second half is
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  we really have some fun. So these questions I don't send to my authors
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  because I want y'all to think off the cusp. Okay, so your main
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  character, what is his name again, Rayon? So describe Rayon in the
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  terms of a football team. If he could be any football team, who
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  would he be and why? Okay, I'm kind of not well versed in
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  the sports genre, I will say, so, okay, do you do
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  music? Yeah? Everybody does? Okay, So okay, rap or or
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  R and B rap? Who would he be as a rap singer, a
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  rap artist? And why? Someone that's out already or someone that's just coming
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  up. He's the one you choose. Okay, awesome, So he will
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  be someone that's coming up. He will be an independent type of person,
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  type of rapper, and he will basicly basically make conscience based music. This
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  will get the attention of people like Kendrick Lamar J, Cole jay Z,
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  you know, stuff like that, because this is who he is about.
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  He's about the most high So of course you know, we that type of
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  she she called out all the names. Okay, and let's see if he
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  was from the south where I am Charleston, South Carolina. But if he
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  was from the south, where would he be from? That's a hard question.
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  A little bit that I've read I got I got two different ones,
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  but they're very close. I got him from Charleston, but then I got
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  a New Orleans swing tom. Okay, I didn't have those two. Who
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  do you get That's a hard question because off the top of the dome it's
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  hard to remember, like you know, the names of the streets. But
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  at the same time, he would be from south south side Chicago, you
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  know Chicago. Okay, see, that's what I work. So how does
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  your where you're from come through in your character? Because I basically stay on
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  the hood side, you know, seventy nine Dilomas. That's basically where all
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  of the you know, the the happenings happened. Okay, Okay, I
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  see you, I see you. So I try to like implement the action
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  part basically not you know, necessarily what's exactly happening, but something that's you
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  know, different, but at the same time it's relatable, like you know,
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  this would happen. Maybe it's shootings, maybe it's selling drugs, maybe
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  it's people on a corner gang stuff like that. It's kind of crazy how
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  that is, how what I'm seeing on my side of street. But at
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  the same time, I know it's better out there, so that's all that
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  matters. And you're just writing from what you see. And a person like
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  me, I love books like that. I love when the author can take
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  me away from my home and bring me in their home and I feel comfortable
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  because they're like literally it's like or reading VR experience. You know what I'm
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  saying that I am caught up in the book. So reader questions, what
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  book is on your night stand? Who? So right now, it's a
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  lot because you know, my two we read list is always feeling up.
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  Oh my, you know what. It's won by Joy Deja Kine called Bad
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  Bitch. She is the main urban fiction writer that inspired me. So I'm
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  like, look, that's the one I'm reading next. I gotta tell you
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  my Joy d King story. Okay, I work at a library. I've
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  worked in a library for eighteen years. Okay, never picked up a book
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  before. Okay, So it was like maybe a couple of months in the
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  working in the library. Young lady calls and I'm gonna leep out the word,
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  and I'm gonna say the word everybody. She said, I'm looking for
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  the book. B hold up, let's try this again. How can I
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  help you today? I'm looking for the book. B mmm hold on.
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  So I got my mentor God bless her soul. Cynthia heard and I used
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  to call her sin. I said, son, there's this lady on this
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  phone who's cursing me out. She got one more time, and y'all about
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  the fire. She's like, okay, let me handle it. How can
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  I help you? I was just talking to another lady and I was looking
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  for the book. B Oh, okay, click click click like oh by
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  door, Daisy Joy King, Oh we got in and the system this mean,
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  hold up, that's a book. She's like, yeah. I said,
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  y'all got books like that, so I did. That wasn't the first
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  one I read. I'm just shocked that that book was like that title was
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  in a library, like out there and open and I'm like, no,
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  they can't be. And it was the B the Baddest B the another one.
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  It's like a five book series. That's my that's my DJ King.
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  I did not know after that it was on because the first book that I
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  read was Thugs and the Women who Loved Them The Girl that a good one,
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  that's a great one they needed. Well he the clock. I'm gonna
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  need you to make that to a movie. We've seen Dutch, we've seen
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  what's the other one? Uh, there's another one that always be on b
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  et. Plus I'm gonna need you to make Thugs and the Women who Loved
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  Them a book to a movie clariod. All right you So, so if
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  you can collaborate with any other author, who would it be? Absolutely Joy?
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  I would. I would say Joy das you came because she was the
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  first one who I saw. She was the on the cover of all of
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  her books, and it was such an inspiration. I'm like, I want
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  to do that. But then I looked back, I said, oh,
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  I ain't got the budget for that. I'm going, but I would collaborate
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  with her and I will actually be on that because then I will have the
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  budget. Okay, But you know a lot of them actually started their their
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  journey. They actually asked family they didn't have the budget for their books.
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  Who was it? I cannot remember the name because it's a lot of them.
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  One of them actually went to jail wrote the book, came home,
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  started working for a lawyer's office, and then proposition her family to give her
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  money and she took off. I want to say that might have been Keith
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  Shrvan. So hey, I have a lot of friends who have covers.
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  Now. They just go do a photoshoot and put the put you on the
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  back of their book or into their book so that the readers can actually see
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  who there who their favorite new author is. Okay, So one more question.
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  If your life can be written by any author, who would you want
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  to write it? And what would the title be for this one? I
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  would say Toy Styles, and I would you hadn't hit with the Tea Styles
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  absolutely, because first of all, I gotta say this, she is doing
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  something that I want to do. Is my dream. Actually, she's turning
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  her books into movies and that's what I want to do. Now. The
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  title would be, though, uh, since it's about my life, Yeah,
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  it'll probably be Forget the Bs. I want to say the cuss word,
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  but I can't say the cuss word, so I say forget you know
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  what I'm trying to say? Oh my god, So I bet you you've
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  been with t Style them back in the Triple Crown Ages. Huh girl,
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  yes, I First of all, she wrote I would say a thousand books
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  by that because it's like she got a huge catalog. Girl, you're just
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  definitely coming down. You got the content, you got the the movie set.
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  I'm like, look, I love the way she writes her books along
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  with Joy, So you know, these two are my favorite authors. Right
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  now, I'm trying to find more time to read because I am like hectic
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  with my school stuff, work and stuff. I'm like, look, TBI
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  is just padding up. Girl. If you can only see my phone,
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  I had so much screenshots of books on my phone, Like I'll be sitting
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  up there in the middle of night like, oh, tat, you gotta
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  get this one, gotta get this one. Be on the computer like this
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  a We're like treats another book. So but I see you. You you
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  the Triple crown eerror. Like me, That's what I don't tell about.
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  When Irvin was just starting, it was pretty greedy, like they didn't hold
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  annything back. Okay, we are winding down, and we always want to
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  tell our listeners and your new readers and followers how they can come and how
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  they can get your books and how they can follow you, So go ahead
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  and give them a rundown. Give me run down absolutely so you guys can
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  get my tie on my website Imagine to Dream book dot Store. This is
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  where I sell my book boxes, where you get bookish items, a candles,
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  snacks, the book and it's all at an affordable price. If you
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  are our book lover like me. If you want just the book, you
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  go ahead to Amazon. Look up my name Nubia Shamby. You will find
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  my forty seven titles there as well. You can look on my social media's.
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  Facebook is Imagine to Dream. My personal is Nubia Roof Shamby. My
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  Instagram is Imagine to Dream. My personal is Impress Nubia Truth. And TikTok
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  is Imagine to Dream and Impress Nubia Truth as well. So thank you so
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  much. I truly appreciate you and I will definitely send you a book box.
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  Let me know a book of your choice and I will get it together.
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  You know, we gonna chat after this, but you guys, we
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  will have all that information for you to follow her. Guess what, right
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  after we finish, go back on YouTube and hit the replay and you can
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  hear us all over again. Okay, thank you Miss Nubia for joining us
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  tonight, and you guys, thanks for being here another Saturday night. I
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  think I'm back next Saturday. You guys, what a whole new offer.
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  So get those kindles, those tablets, and then it's getting close to Christmas,
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  so go ahead and get that Listen, you can get that Christmas list.
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  We got a lot of stuff coming out in twenty twenty four from the
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  crew. You guys don't want to miss any part of this going on because
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  guess what, you also have the opportunity to meet us in person. Yes,
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  we're gonna meet traveling, but you gotta stay tuned. But it's another
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  Saturday night, we guys, thank you, thank you for being here.
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  Love you guys, good night bye. Thank you for joining us tonight.
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  We hope you found a new book to read or a new author to explore.
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  Join us again in two weeks for sc book. Gals and friends chat.
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