Miller Publishing Enterprises

Miller Publishing Enterprises
Black History Museum
00 Clay Street
Richmond, VA 23219
United States
ph: (804) 780-9003
alt: 804-252-6562 (MPE Voicemail Only)
miller_publishing@yahoo.com

Postings

January 2011

For Immediate Release

AUTHOR KHARISMA INTRODUCES TWO INSPIRATIONAL BOOKS GEARED TO EMPOWERING WOMEN AND BUILDING THE SELF ESTEEM OF GIRLS.

Richmond, Virginia – January 1, 2011 – Love Thy Self (Original) and Love Thy Self – Teen Version together provide readers positive affirmations, beautiful photography and images, thought-provoking poetry and therapeutic activities. Love Thy Self (Original) and Love Thy Self - Teen Version are both self help books developed to motivate and inspire self love and understanding

The mission of Love Thy Self (Original) is to allow African-American, Latin American, and other women of color the opportunity to embrace their individuality above societal norms, cultural expectations, gender roles, or any other forms of classism. Though we all fit into specific groups according to race, culture, and class, we women all collectively have something special, which makes us uniquely beautiful.

The purpose of Love Thy Self – Teen Version isto foster the development of maturing young women who lead productive lives and have healthy relationships with others. It is written in a language that teen girls of different ethnicities and backgrounds can relate to and understand. Hopefully, it will inspire teen girls to blossom into the maturing young women they want to become.

February 2010

A Taste of BitterSweet Fruit is now currently in the retail bookstore, Barnes and Nobles, Inc. in select areas!!!

To purchase your copy

Order online:

www.barnesandnoble.com

Keyword:

A Taste of BitterSweet Fruit

January 2010

Second

Annual Holiday

Book Promotion Party

It was an event to remember!

A small, intimate forum of people discussing various themes such as friendship, romance, brotherhood, and sisterhood.

We plan to have more productive discussion forums in the near future.

Check event's section for discussion groups and book signings.

March 2009

Volunteers/Interns Wanted!
For the position of Marketing Assistant
To help market and promote local
independent author, Kharisma

Planned school curriculum with weekly supervision and course evaluation.

Great learning opportunity for business, marketing, or journalism students!

An unpaid internship with an opportunity

for advancement to a paid position

with company growth!

Opportunities to attend social networking events, book signings, symposiums, etc. Gaining public exposure and prospects for meeting other authors, media representatives, and business executives.

February 2009

New Cover!!!

New face, same great novel!

A Taste of BitterSweet Fruit

July 2008

Author & CEO

Kharisma

Signs

novels

purchased by

loyal fan's

during a

booksigning

event.

May 2008

Kharisma is Featured in

The Voice Newspaper!!!

Richmond spotlights local author’s second book

Tiffany Satchell

Staff Writer

“A Taste of BitterSweet Fruit” written by fairly new author DiSheka “Kharisma” Miller, is one a reader wouldn’t want to put down until they have reached the end.

It was released in 2007 and left readers wanting more after a teaser introduced the book’s sequel, “Venomous”.

This year “Venomous” has been released with more enjoyment for readers.

With the setting in Richmond, VA, readers may find themselves familiar with the different locations mentioned in the book.

It goes into the life of characters D.C. and Khalia who are to have a peaceful life together, but is interrupted by D.C.’s jealous, obsessed, ex-girlfriend FeFe.

FeFe wants D.C. back and will attempt to make that happen by any means necessary.

The couple’s neighbors and good friends, CoCoa and Reese Harris also have a number of challenges within their marriage. They try to move on after Reese cheats with a co-worker who ends up pregnant.

The book holds the reader’s attention as it also goes into each character’s mind.

Kharisma, a native of Richmond, was inspired to write novels after a relationship of hers didn’t work out about seven years ago.

A passion in writing started at a young age for Kharisma who began writing short stories. She later created personal poems, soap operas, and television scripts.

Miller Publishing Enterprieses

Miller Publishing Enterprises
Black History Museum
00 Clay Street
Richmond, VA 23219
United States
ph: (804) 780-9003
alt: 804-252-6562 (MPE Voicemail Only)
miller_publishing@yahoo.com