Sunday, August 26, 2007
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Mystery writer and crime novelist Steven Torres
Behind the scenes photo of Steven Torres during an interview with PRSUN TV
concretemaze
The Concrete Maze. This is the latest book of my friend mystery writer Steven Torres, a boricua. He is author of the Puerto Rico Precinct series and is now promoting his newest book.
PRSUN TV will rebroadcast an interview with Torres, starting at 3:30 p.m. Mondays on Channel 69, Bronxnet, the Bronx. There will be plenty of opportunity to see the show since PRSUN TV repeats on Tuesdays and Thursdays too.
Torres, who grew up in the Bronx and now lives in Connecticut, will come to Cemi Underground in East Harlem in early September to promote his latest book, which features the Bronx as the setting. Go to www.myspace.com/prsun for more information or go directly to www.cemiunderground.com.
Here's the description as listed in the back of the book:
"The Bronx can be a tough place. And Luis Ramos can tell you it's even tougher to raise a daughter there. How can he keep her safe when every street leads to a new threat, an unseen danger? Now his daughter, Jasmine, is missing, and Luis will stop at nothing to get her back. He's a desperate man, willing to do whatever it takes to find her in the endless maze of the city. Nothing -- and no one -- will stand in his way. Whoever took Jasmine is about to find out just how tough the Bronx can get."
For more information on Steven Torres, go to www.steventorres.com.
PRSUN TV will rebroadcast an interview with Torres, starting at 3:30 p.m. Mondays on Channel 69, Bronxnet, the Bronx. There will be plenty of opportunity to see the show since PRSUN TV repeats on Tuesdays and Thursdays too.
Torres, who grew up in the Bronx and now lives in Connecticut, will come to Cemi Underground in East Harlem in early September to promote his latest book, which features the Bronx as the setting. Go to www.myspace.com/prsun for more information or go directly to www.cemiunderground.com.
Here's the description as listed in the back of the book:
"The Bronx can be a tough place. And Luis Ramos can tell you it's even tougher to raise a daughter there. How can he keep her safe when every street leads to a new threat, an unseen danger? Now his daughter, Jasmine, is missing, and Luis will stop at nothing to get her back. He's a desperate man, willing to do whatever it takes to find her in the endless maze of the city. Nothing -- and no one -- will stand in his way. Whoever took Jasmine is about to find out just how tough the Bronx can get."
For more information on Steven Torres, go to www.steventorres.com.
Friday, August 24, 2007
Community Calendar
La Bodega De La Familia
Annual Block Party!
Wednesday, August 29
12 - 4 p.m.
East 3rd Street between
Avenue C and Avenue D on the Lower East Side.
Enjoy a day of art, poetry, music and dance presented by
La Bodega De La Familia
Visit The People's garden for an afternoon of poetry hosted by
Poet/Author/Community activist
Bobby Gonzalez.
Scheduled to perform:
Boricuation.com Artist
G Positive
Adele Ramos
Melinda "Poeta Guerrera" Gonzalez
Taina
and
Jaime "El Maestro" Emeric
The mic will be open to the public after the performers.
Sign up at entrance of The People's garden for the Open Mic.
This event is sponsored by Poets & Writers and Boricuation.com
La Bodega De La Familia
Annual Block Party!
Wednesday, August 29
12 - 4 p.m.
East 3rd Street between
Avenue C and Avenue D on the Lower East Side.
Enjoy a day of art, poetry, music and dance presented by
La Bodega De La Familia
Visit The People's garden for an afternoon of poetry hosted by
Poet/Author/Community activist
Bobby Gonzalez.
Scheduled to perform:
Boricuation.com Artist
G Positive
Adele Ramos
Melinda "Poeta Guerrera" Gonzalez
Taina
and
Jaime "El Maestro" Emeric
The mic will be open to the public after the performers.
Sign up at entrance of The People's garden for the Open Mic.
This event is sponsored by Poets & Writers and Boricuation.com
Thursday, August 23, 2007
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