Against All Odds Tour Featuring Niambi Brown Davis Tune in today to hear debut author, Niambi Brown Davis, discuss her romance novel, From Dusk to Dawn, and Virtual Book Tour with host, Marlive Harris! Niambi and Grits host, Marlive Harris, delve into a lively discussion of the challenges facing Ayo and Bilal in From Dusk to Dawn. They also talk about the [...]
Against All Odds Tour Featuring Niambi Brown Davis Hello everyone and welcome to TGIF and the fourth leg of the Against All Odds Book Tour featuring Niambi Brown Davis, debut author of From Dusk to Dawn. Today, we’re stopping at the BlogSpot home of the multi-talented Ebony Farashuu, author and first place winner of the First [...]
Against All Odds Tour! Ladies and Gentlemen, it might get a little hot in here today, as we celebrate the third leg of the Against All Odds Tour featuring Niambi Brown Davis, at the MySpace home of author and President of Freak U, Mo Flames. Mo has just met Ayo and Bilal….and she has been asked to [...]
Against All Odds Tour featuring Niambi Brown Davis Thanks for joining us for the second leg of the Against All Odds Tour featuring Niambi Brown Davis. Today, Ayo and Bilal are visiting blogger Vee Jefferson (VJBS) at her place. Join Vee as she provides her perspective on the greatest obstacle that can keep these two [...]
Against All Odds Tour featuring Niambi Brown Davis Tune in to Sistah Confessions Blog Talk Radio Featuring Niambi Brown Davis DATE: May 6th, 2008 TIME: 7:00 PM EST LOCATION: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/sistahconfessions Call-in Number: 347-324-5783 Tune in to the Sistah Confessions Radio Show tonight, Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 at 7:00 PM EST to listen to Niambi Brown [...]
APOOO Books Kicks Off the Against All Odds Book Tour and celebrates the release of From Dusk to Dawn by debut author, Niambi Brown Davis. Come out and meet Ms. Davis as she introduces readers to From Dusk to Dawn.
A Tribute to Tex By Niambi Brown Davis My mother reserved a good deal of her genteel contempt for certain so-called experts on the ways of black folks, especially those whose ‘findings’ were the complete opposite of her experiences as an African-American woman. ‘They wanted the stereotype and they got it. Those people knew exactly [...]
