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Who Shops at Merle Norman?

This is going to be hard. I’m really tired. So tired my eyelashes feel heavy. I have a great kind of day job that allows me enough time to think about what I’m doing but not enough time to think about anything else. So the moment I leave the office, it’s like Ringling Brothers unleashed

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My New Normal – Blog 1 of 31

I simply have been unable to do more than edit things I’d already written up until today. The emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion that accompany a diagnosis of Stage 4 cancer…no, not just Stage 4 cancer–but Stage 4 of a cancer so rare most M.D’s have never seen it–can probably be described but not with

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Why is Maya Angelou Famous?

That’s what my oldest son wants to know, “I don’t understand something. Why is Maya Angelou famous?” I swallow my first reaction and remind myself he is 25 years old and Dr. Angelou is 83. I tick off her literary award winning novels like I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, remind him that we

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Natural Hair Is Not For You If…

In April, I will celebrate one year since my last perm. The road is not well paved and it needs more signage but I am happy with this direction. I am often asked if it’s been difficult going natural after 30 years of perms. Let’s just say. My hair is healthier and thicker than it

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The Rock Publication Interview

THE ROCK: Who is Monica Frazier Anderson, tell us something about you? AUTHOR: Monica Frazier Anderson is a mother, author, humorist, speaker, and Doctor of Dental Surgery. My left brain is well developed, but I prefer to use the right/creative side.     THE ROCK: Where are you from, and currently residing? AUTHOR: I’m a

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SISTAH CIRCLE – DALLAS Interview

Monica F. Anderson author of WHEN A SISTAH’S FED UP General Questions: Where are you from? I was born in Houston, but I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas Tell us your latest news? I recently released my third book, which is my first novel, WHEN A SISTAH’S FED UP. When and why did you begin writing? Honestly, I don’t remember when I began breathing or writing. I’ve always loved to write stories, poems, and songs. My mother has stories I wrote in first grade. They’re horrible, by the way. When did you first consider yourself a writer? I considered myself a writer when a publication paid me.  In 1989, I was asked to write a weekly column for the “Viking Update,” a sports magazine.  They paid me $25.00 a week.  I was ecstatic.  That won’t fill up my gas tank now, but it was a great opportunity to be published and learn more by working with professional editors. Before that I did a lot of writing for free but getting a check made it real for me. What inspired you to pen your first novel? I’m an avid reader of novels and, like many readers, I always wanted to write one.  I wrote a weekly column for a major daily newspaper for eight years.  My subjects included my

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I Stand Accused – Official Press Release

Texas Dentist Writes Romance Novel Dentist and bestselling novelist, Monica “Dr. mOe” Anderson, explores the taboo topic of celibate men in her explosive new book, I Stand Accused. Arlington, Texas (PRWEB) September 21, 2007 — Romance and celibacy aren’t usually discussed during a routine dental visit, but Monica “Dr. Moe” Anderson, DDS is not your typical dentist.

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Dr. mOe’s Cougar Commandments featured in Australia

06 Apr 10 by Matt Young A CD titled Ladies Night: The Ultimate Cougar Collection, was sent to the NINE TO FIVE office recently, prompting a debate on the phenomenon now sweeping the world. Heck, even Courtney Cox is starring in a show about it. Tracks on this particular CD feature Kate Ceberano’s Young Boys Are My

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When a Sistah’s fed up: Reviewed by Dallas Weekly

When a Sistah’s Fed Up is Dr. Monica Frazier Anderson’s third book and first novel. If this book is any indication of her future as a novelist, consider that future to be very bright. When a Sistah’s is the story of the first African American female mayor of Ulysses, Texas, Faith Henry. Married to her college sweetheart, Preston, the mayor is up for re-election. Everything

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When A Sistah’s Fed Up: Reviewed by The Romer Review

Can a prominent politician beat the odds to save a career, salvage a marriage, and keep sturdy equilibrium for balance amid love gone awry? Monica “Dr. Moe” Anderson’s new novel, WHEN A SISTAH’S FED UP, gives us an up close look at how catastrophe and happenstance have ways of defining limits a woman will go to keep her

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