We here at Marguerite Press, would like to extend our heartfelt
sympathies to the victims and their families, of the September
attack! We believe that The Lord does still hear and answer prayer.
This is a short edition this month, with pieces of inspiration from
our resident poet, Monique Fox.

Inside this edition:
Poems:
by Monique Fox
Announcements:
Favorite links:
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VIOLENCE TO THE BLOOD
~By Monique Nicole Fox~

Any person that doeth violence to another person; the culprit
shall flee to the fiery pit
shall fell the wrath that God will remit
Whenever there is a terrorist attack, a fatal hit

So much hatred, anger, and violence terrorist did submit
On American soil, on a trade and financial outfit
That damned the soul of the offender with no spiritual benefit
For their hearts aren't pure, of God but counterfeit


~Proverbs 28:1~
A man that doeth violence to the blood of any person shall flee to
the pit; let no man stay him.

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DO NO VIOLENCE!!!
~By Monique Nicole Fox~

Do no violence to man, woman or child
And shed no innocent blood anywhere or any place
Like the Sept 11 terrorist attacks in NY aerospace
Where the World Trade Center was destroyed
And lives tragically taken, unjustly erased
What a disgrace!

Do no violence to man, woman or child
And shed no innocent blood anywhere or any place
Instead open your arms to a peace, love, and unity embrace


~Jeremiah 22:3~
Thus saith the LORD; Execute ye judgment and righteousness, and
deliver the spoiled out of the hand of the oppressor: and do no
wrong, do no violence to the stranger, the fatherless, nor the widow,
neither shed innocent blood in this place.

~Ezekiel 45:9~
.......remove violence and spoil, and execute judgment and justice,
take away your exactions from my people, saith the Lord GOD.
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Marguerite Press would like to announce that they, along with the
Touba Cafe, are sponsoring a Fall Writers Workshop in Indianapolis.
This event, free and open to the public, features Delores Thornton.
Saturday, October 13, 2001 From 2-4 PM
Touba Café
287 W. 40th Street (40th & Boulevard)


This session will include; making character sketches, working on
drafts, and marketing your finished product. Indianapolis native and
lifelong resident, Delores Thornton, has two novels in print (Ida Mae
and Babe). She is also a syndicated columnist on the Internet, with a
self-publishing column, titled How To Self-publish That Great Novel
Without Going Nuts! It can be found at:
www.destee.com/forums
www.authorsden.com/deloresthornton
www.doenetwork.com/shewrote

In addition, Delores has written articles for the Indianapolis
Recorder and The Indiana Herald newspapers. Find out more about her
at the Marguerite Press website http://margueritepress.8m.com. AND…
she is also the Founder of a revolutionary marketing organization
called African-American Authors Helping Authors (AA-AHA) located at
<www.aa-aha.org>.

Get that novel into the hands of your readers! This event is free and
open to the public. But plan to arrive early! Delores will also sign
copies of her novels, Ida Mae and Babe. Don't Miss This Opportunity!

Contact Delores at dthorn4047@aol.com.


In other news, Marguerite Press informs us that Delores Thornton will
be a co moderator on the new RAWSISTAZ Message Board. Go to
http://pub66.ezboard.com/brawsistaz.

AND...you already know about the SPA! See ya in Queens, NY, next
year. May, 3, 2002. The First Annual Self-Published Awards, go the
the website of African American Authors Helping Authors--www.aa-
aha.org.
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Favorite links:
www.destee.com/forums
www.authorsden.com/deloresthornton
www.rawsistaz.com
http://margueritepress.8m.com
www.authorsontour.com
www.aa-aha.org
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See you next month!