Kool Ade Kam performed a live Hip Hop set at the 8th Annual Motor City Black Age of Comics at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI, 11-12-16. I took the opportunity to record it on Facebook Live. He performed “Oh Yeah,” “Wake Up,” “Hands Up” and “GOLD.”
In this episode of “Coffee Talk with Joey Pinkney,” Joey talks about one thing, and one thing only: his teeth and chocolate. No books, no shout outs, just bragging and pontificating – respectfully, of course. It’s “Coffee Talk.”
I had the opportunity to be a guest on Graffiti Bleu’s show. We talked about our perspective on both writing creatively and writing for the purpose and business of publication. We tried to answer the question, “What makes a writer write?”
In this episode of Coffee Talk with Joey Pinkney, you get a behind the scenes look at his one of his top secret coffee styles. He shares an excerpt on a review of “Children in the City of the Fallen Towers. He also shares an author experience that highlights friendship, kindness and generosity. There’s a […]
I have the opportunity to team up with Robert Holmes of Street Diamond Entertainment to support the “Stay Positive, It’s Contagious” Movement.
In this episode of “Coffee Talk with Joey Pinkney,” Joey gets back into the swing of things after a brief hiatus. He talks about his bride, his upcoming(?) book and beta readers. And chocolate, of course… New coffee mug. New background (kinda). Same ole Joey. It’s “Coffee Talk.”
While Joey was out running errands, he came across a going-out-of-business sale. He shares his heavily-discounted book purchases. In the laundromat he talks writing, the iPhone 7, headphone jacks and a blue sick.
In this episode of “Coffee Talk with Joey Pinkney,” Joey talks about Summer 2016 and dodging the Summer Cold. He gets parched but quickly recovers. A wedding gift is mentioned. And he talks books.
In this episode of “Coffee Talk with Joey Pinkney,” Joey shares his ubiquitous “Coffee Cup Philosophy.” He makes a matriculous attempt at explaining the Law of Diminishing Returns. He also talks books.
Thank you, Maryann Miller, for participating in the giveaway. I hope you enjoy “Cardinal Rule: a short story.”