Culture
is defined by foods. The Caribbean nation of Trinidad & Tobago is
more widely known as a vacation destination than for its cuisine. A
British colony from 1779 until 1962, the island saw a redefinition and
meshing of cultures as East Indian and Chinese indentured servants came
to work in the sugar plantations alongside African slaves. Trinidadian
food is marked by the blending of these cultures. As such, curry, Indian
breads, callaloo (a soup of West African origin), and fried rice are
all among the national dishes. Ramin Ganeshram was born in New York City
of a Trinidadian father and Iranian mother. She has been a journalist
for 13 years and has written about food for numerous food magazines.

An exuberant
return to the four unforgettable heroines of "Waiting to
Exhale"--Savannah, Gloria, Bernadine, and Robin--15 years later. Each is
at her own midlife crossroads. All four are learning to heal past hurts
and to reclaim their joy and their dreams. They've exhaled: now they
are learning to breathe.  Can you feel the relief!

From the  queen
of Romance Novels comes a tale of Supermodel Seneca Houston who became
muse to designer Luis Navarro, and who christened her Butterfly. Now, at
33, Seneca wants a normal life. At a hideaway, Seneca finds love with
plastic surgeon Eliot Rollins. But when Seneca wants to retire, there
are repercussions. Original.

An erotic,
political journey into Americas sexual heartland, this book reveals
psychosexual nuances in order to answer questions regarding the black
mans relationship to the white woman.

The Williams
sisters are two of a kind...forceful, resilient and winners who stayed at
the top of their game for years.  If they Come to Win, consider it
done!  In the tradition of Marlo Thomas's "The Right Words at the Right
Time," the multiple grand slam tennis champion and entrepreneur, Venus Williams, along
with an esteemed group of business leaders and acclaimed artists, serves
up a book of wisdom that shows how to turn a competitive spirit into
successes off the field.

Who wants to
live without temptation? Edited by Emmy award-winning and Essence
bestselling author Lori Bryant-Woolridge, "Can't Help the Way That I
Feel" features women who willingly give in when offered the right
enticement.

The author of
"Kinky Gazpacho" delivers a smart, funny, and surprising novel that
shows what can happen when a woman who wants it all finds a nanny good
enough to make her perfect dreams come apart at the seams.

Gloria J.
Browne-Marshall is an assistant professor at John Jay College of
Criminal Justice (City University of New York), where she teaches
courses in constitutional law, evidence, and race and the law. A former
civil rights litigator, Professor Browne-Marshall has published several
articles on criminal justice, civil rights, and international human
rights issues. She holds an M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and
a J.D. from St. Louis University School of Law. She'll tell you all you
need to know about the Constitution.

The
workshop has been so inspiring it has been expanded to a full day. 
Marcia Mayne and her speakers panel inform, encourage and give real talk
on the book publishing business including advise on how to expand your
brand through speakers bureaus.  Price $149.95  Place to be Determined.

Sanchez gives
herself over with deep pleasure to the exacting beauty of haiku, a form
she has cherished her entire writing life. Winner of the Robert Frost
Medal and the Langston Hughes Poetry Award, among many other honors,
Sanchez has for decades been a soaring voice in protest against racism,
sexism, and other forms of injustice, and in praise of black heritage
and culture. Her newest haikus are diamond distillations of complex
feelings, painful history, the torrent of language, and oceanic
sensuality.

One Man's walk from self-destruction to salvation.

Journalist
Robin Stone will be the keynote speaker on Saturday Sept. 18, 2010,
6-11pm, at Helen Butler Hall in Amityville. The event is a gala dinner
for Mustard Seed Survivor Empowerment Foundation, a non-profit
organization that counsels survivors of sexual

Our
favorite TV Judge launches her nationwide tour at Hue-Man! Thank you
Judge Hatchette!  A fun filled launch party to mingle and mix.  From 5-6
private reception...open to special guests a Hue-Man Circle Card
Members...6-9 general admission.  Raffles and prizes!

With
care and conviction, Judge Hatchett uses real life stories from the
courtroom and her personal life to offer counsel. She challenges the
reader to ask self-reflective questions that lead to moments of
self-discovery and a defined pathway to healing.

Norris, host of National Public Radio's
"All
Things Considered," set out to write about "the hidden conversation on
race" and in doing so unearthed painful family secrets--from her
father's shooting by the Birmingham police within weeks of his discharge
from service in World War II to her grandmother's peddling pancake mix
as an itinerant Aunt Jemima.

Panelists  discuss
the ending days of White Privilage.  JL Calderon, Co-editor Marcella
Runell Hall, Esther Armah (WBAI), Sofia Quintero (aka Black Artemis) and
Dr. Perry Greene (Adelphi University Provost and Talib Kweli's father).

Growing up poor
in Jamaica, Cat soon commits his first robbery and murder shortly before
emigrating with his mother to the United States. Years later, Cat
becomes the founder of The Order of Thieves, a secret society committed
to performing a special kind of robbery, the jux

This book deals with vaccines and health issues.

About the Author
Mr. Cost holds a BA from Vassar College and an MBA from Northwestern
University's Kellogg School of Management. He has worked in corporate
sales, marketing research, and management. He is the author of
<I>What Is Safe Sex In The Age of AIDS?</I> for which he
was nominated the best new author of the year by the National Black
Achievement Awards. He is also the author of the first edition of
<I>Vaccines Are Dangerous</I>. Mr. Cost has been interviewed
on Tony Brown's Journal, The Gary Byrd Show, The Gary Null Show as well
as by publications such as Ebony Magazine, The Amsterdam News, The
Daily Challenge, The New York Times, and The Village Voice.

In his new
book, Vaccines Are Dangerous A Warning to the Global Community 2nd
Edition, Mr. Cost exposes the misinformation that has been told to the
general public regarding vaccines by showing the contradictions in the
medical establishment's own literature. He encourages parents and
others to do some research before taking any vaccine.

New Authors read from their works

How exciting.  We promise to up the anti and experience at Hue-Man and this month we have. Join
us for a really hot event: A listening party, cd signing and sale of
the original cast recording of FELA! the award-winning Broadway musical.
Music, conversation, refreshments with the cast of FELA! and special
guests. Fela!
an evening where The Revolution will be Broadwayised! Nominated for
three Tony Awards, Fela! is the true story of legendary Nigerian Fela
Anikulapo Kuti's and explores his controversial life as an artist,
political activist and his revolutionary music which inspired a
nation.   Inspired by his mother, a civil rights champion, Fela defied a
corrupt government and spent his life fighting for human
dignity. Pulsing with his pioneering blend of jazz, funk and traditional
African rhythms that launched the Afrobeat community Fela is alive and
exciting... click link below to see video. 
FELA