A new Anthology is on the Horizon.
BREAK THE SILENCE: AN ANTHOLOGY AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE was initiated by the Founder of Facebook Literature Forum, ‘How to Write For Success,’ Mrs. Brenda Mohammed from Trinidad.
Brenda is also Regional Director, Operations, of a larger Facebook Literature Forum Motivational Strips, of which the Founder is Shiju H Pallithazheth from Sultanate, Oman.
Motivational Strips has a readership of five million viewers a month and is the World’s most active writers forum.
Brenda is concerned with the rise in the spate of domestic violence taking place in Trinidad and all over the world.
She discussed it with the Founder of Motivational Strips and they agreed to invite poets from the 106 countries in both groups, to participate.
Poems from eighty-seven of the most prolific writers were selected from the submissions. Brenda undertook the role of Chief Editor/Publisher, and Florabelle Lutchman of Trinidad, an Administrator in the How to Write for Success Group, agreed to assist as Editor.
Mary L Schmidt of Colorado, USA, a member, designed the book cover, and Shiju H Pallithazheth did the brilliant Foreword.
It did not stop there.
Both Brenda and Florabelle who are members of the Presbyterian Church in Trinidad approached the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Trinidad, Right Reverend Joy Abdul-Mohan to write a Feature Article for the book.
She readily agreed.
This is the third Anthology Brenda has initiated in the Forums.
The first two are named A SPARK OF HOPE: A TREASURY OF POEMS FOR SAVING LIVES.
The books are aimed at persons who are depressed, downtrodden, and suicidal.
Both books topped the charts on Amazon in a space of a few days and became Bestseller No 1.
Thanks to the 87 writers who participated in BREAK THE SILENCE Anthology:
The book is available on AMAZON in KINDLE AND PAPERBACK and the Ebook is free to download on Amazon, Kobo, and Barnes and Noble.
KINDLE CLICK HERE
PAPERBACK CLICK HERE
PARTICIPATING AUTHORS
1]. Brenda Mohammed. – Introduction
b. Shiju H Pallithazheth – Foreword
c. Rt. Rev. Joy Abdul- Mohan - Feature
2’). Aabha Rosy Vatsa
3.). Aida G. Roque
4). Alicia Minjarez Ramirez
5). Alicja Maria Kuberska
6). Ashok Kumar
7). Asllan Miftari
8). Augustine A. Joseph
9). Bagawath Bhandari
10). Benedixio Moore Khoti
11). Bernadette Reyes
12). Bose Eneduwe Adogah
13). Brenda Marie Flaherty
14). Chandra Stanley
15). Christabel Sylvester
16). Chukwunulu Chinedu Sunday
17). Prof. Debabrata Mohanty
18). Dinesh Upadhyay
19). Edem Okon
20). Eden Soriano Trinidad
20). Eduardo de Bosco
21). Eliza Segiet
22). Emmanuel Douglas Mulomole
23). Emmanuel Tende Nzengu
24). Farhana Sait
25). Florabelle Lutchman
26). Goldrin Kelvins
27). Hasmukh Mehta
28) Indrani Radhakrishna
29). John Hayford
30). Joseph S. Spence
31). Jyotirmaya Thakur
32). K. Radhakrishnan
33). Khesise Lungma
34). Kishan Dahal
35). Kwame Kakraba Hayford
36). Leena Rajan
37). Lilla Latus
38). Lilian Ezegbulem
39). Lillian Woo
40). Luzviminda G. Rivera
41). Lynda Jacinta Ezegbulem
42). Maggie Faure –Vidot Vijay Kumar
43). Marcelo So
44). Marga Manga Jean Marie
45). Mala Naidoo
46). Mary Lynne Luiz
47). Mary L. Schmidt
48. Melvey Koka
49). Michael Brigden
50). Miri Miryam
51). Mohammed Erfun Amin
52). Myriam Ghezail Ben Brahim
53). Narendra Rajkumar
54). Nnane Ntuke
55). Nutan Sarawagi
56). Okorie Harrison
57). Padmaja Iyengar- Paddy
58). Pankajam Kottarath
59). Penny Wobbly
60). Pragya Suman
61). Pramila Khadun
62). Quadri Olawale Soliu
63). Rajan Mehra
64). Renette D’Souza
65). Rini Valentina
66). Sabrina Young
67). Sakina S. Dossaji
68). Samantha Beardon
69). Sarala Balachandran
70). Sarika Harikumar Shyam
71). Sharmila Mehta
72). Sonia Batra
73). Sonali Tiwari
74). Stella L. Luna
75) Turkan Ergor
76). Vandita Dharni
77). Venancio Castle
78). Violeta Marquez
79). Wendy Ronshausen
80). William Warigon
81). Yanita Ismail
82}. Noe Basurto
83). Shanita Vichare
84). Sania Zakir
85) Malakshmi Borthakur
86} Samuella Conteh
87} Sujata Paul
Congratulations to all participating authors.
