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Literature made its mark in ’09…Giving me hope for 2010

2009 was a great year for African-American Literature because it made a distinct mark upon the publishing world. MahoganyBooks itself was featured in the controversial December 2009 issue of Publishers Weekly in a feature on African-American publishing. Co-founder R. Lark Young commented on how MahoganyBooks has worked to bridge the gap between writers and readers by establishing its Ning social... more2009 was a great year for African-American Literature because it made a distinct mark upon the publishing world. MahoganyBooks itself was featured in the controversial December 2009 issue of Publishers Weekly in a feature on African-American publishing. Co-founder R. Lark Young commented on how MahoganyBooks has worked to bridge the gap between writers and readers by establishing its Ning social networking page The Lit Lounge. view page