FIND ME at one of the following events and be the first to say the catch phrase "I AM GIFTED" to see if you are the lucky winner of a special gift bag (valued at $25).
JULY 28
2011 Black Pearls Magazine Chocolate Social
Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel, Atlanta GA
JULY 29-31
National Book Club Conference
Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Atlanta GA
The Occasional Blog of Author and Educator Marguerite Benjamin Parker
Friday, July 08, 2011
UPCOMING EVENTS: 2011 National Book Club Conference

Join Author and Founder of Literally GEMS Book Club, Marguerite Benjamin Parker, for an amazing weekend of fellowship between authors and avid readers at the 2011 National Book Club Conference in Atlanta, Ga, July 29-31.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Black Pearls Magazine Chocolate Social

Join Author and Founder of Literally GEMS Book Club, Marguerite Benjamin Parker, for an elegant and exciting night of literary celebration at the 2011 Black Pearls Magazine Chocolate Social in Atlanta, Ga, on July 28.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Keep E-Readin'...

THANK YOU, TECHIES!!!
Feeling the love from E-readers...Thanks for buying and downloading WHERE CREDIT IS DUE from BN.com and Amazon. Feel free to leave reviews here...or leave them there...as long as we hear from you!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Gullah Love - February 2011

"Sho don't see no nuffah ya'll. Ought tuh come round hyeah mo of'n den ya do. This hyeah yo family, yo lifeline, yo last connection to yoself and where ya come from..."
-- Where Credit Is Due (2010 Parker Bordeaux Press)
In Chapter 21 of Where Credit is Due, Gregory, who has familial ties to the Gullah Islands takes Yvonne to the Lowcountry for some much-needed rest and rejuvenation. While there, Yvonne encounters a richness of culture and history beyond her wildest expectations.
Have you ever visited the coastal Plain and Sea Islands of the South Carolina and Georgia Lowcountry? Find the time this year to attend at least one event at the 15th Annual Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration. There's something amazing to see, do (and taste) every day in February.
If you can't make it to the Celebration this year, at least do a little research on Gullah history today. You're guaranteed to find out something that will surprise and delight you. Where Credit Is Due by Marguerite Benjamin Parker offers but a glimpse into Gullah culture. There is so much more to learn about what very well might be "yo last connection to yoself and where ya come from." Gwine, start today.
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