Agents of Literary Change

Hazel Mills's Page

Hazel Mills Female: 1o1yno4ijmtrd; Share

Discussions (1)

Hazel Mills's Friends

View All

Hazel Mills's discussions

Bare Necessities: Sensuous Tales of Passion

Started this discussion Apr 1

View All

Latest Activity

Hazel Mills started a discussion called Bare Necessities: Sensuous Tales of Passion Apr 1

Marc Lacy left a comment for Hazel Mills Mar 18

Afrika Midnight Asha Abney left a comment for Hazel Mills Mar 14

Patricia Yarbrough left a comment for Hazel Mills Mar 10

Ananda Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke left a comment for Hazel Mills Feb 26

Hazel Mills is a member of Black Author Showcase. Jan 19

Profile

Hometown:: Helena

I'm a . . .: Writer

Website:: http://www.hazelmillsstories.com

Have You "Freed Your Inner Book" Yet?: Yes

What You Need to Know About Me:: Author Hazel Mills knew that she wanted to be a writer from the moment she penned the first words of a poem titled “A Tree” when she was in the third grade. Even though she majored in business at the University of Alabama, writing continued to be her first love.
Hazel’s short erotic fiction can be seen in Playgirl Magazine’s Erotic Encounters (January 2007 issue) and in Best Lesbian Love Stories: New York City, edited by Simone Thorne. Hazel also has an essay published in Jolie Dupre’s series in The Blushing Ladies Journal. PassionScape is her monthly column published online by EDC Creations and Sankofa Literary Society. She is also a contributing author to the upcoming anthology Mocha Chocolate: Taste A Piece of Ecstasy, edited by Shani Greene-Dowdell. She lives in the Birmingham area with her husband and children. Hazel’s debut collection of erotic Bare Necessities: Sensuous Tales of Passion will be released summer 2008 by Xpress Yourself Publishing. Visit Hazel at www.hazelmillsstories.com and in Myspace at www.myspace.com/hazelmillsstories

Comment Wall (10 comments)

You need to be a member of Black Author Showcase to add comments!

Join this network

At 6:41pm on April 1st, 2008, Diane said…: You keep bringing the heat . . . you're going to melt that Mocha Chocolate!

At 8:20pm on March 28th, 2008, AK said…: Hello Hazel,

I'm intrigued by the title of your book, I can't wait to read it!

At 10:53pm on March 19th, 2008, Marlive Harris said…: Hi Hazel, thank you so much for connecting with me here at Black Author Showcase!

At 3:39pm on March 18th, 2008, Marc Lacy said…: Welcome Hazel.

Nice to see you here!

Continued peace and blessings within your literary journey.

Marc

At 2:18pm on March 14th, 2008, Afrika Midnight Asha Abney said…: Greetings,

Welcome. Enjoy your stay.

At 1:38pm on March 14th, 2008, Hazel Mills said…: Get your copy TODAY

At 1:37pm on March 14th, 2008, Hazel Mills said…: Bare Necessities: Sensuous Tales of Passion
By Hazel Mills

Whether newly discovered or rekindled, there is no feeling in the world like pure passion coursing through our veins. It erupts at our core and allows us to be free and uninhibited. Bare Necessities: Sensuous Tales of Passion is a collection of short erotic stories that explore passions that are buried deep in the subconscious as well as those that lie just beneath the surface and are easily exposed. The characters of each sizzling story experience passions that explode and send them hurling into a fiery universe of sensuous pleasure.

Title Specifications:
ISBN-10: 0-9799757-9-4
ISBN-13: 978-0-9799757-9-0

AVAILABLE NOW!!
www.bn.com
www.amazon.com
www.xpressyourselfpublishing.org

At 7:07pm on March 10th, 2008, Patricia Yarbrough said…: Helle Hazel,
Every Mother's Son Must Read

Join me on my journey of healing after the violent murder of my son. I have a message to share with millions of mothers just like me who're grieving, after the murder of their child.

A Mother will always carry a heavier burden of losing a child than anyone else. She carried that child for nine months. She felt him move in her body when no one else could. She laid there and pushed him into the world, looking over at the doctor asking him, "Is my baby okay?", or waiting to hear his first cry.

After all the hard labor of bringing that precious child into the world, you now wait to be able to feed him for the first time.

A Mother feels the emptiness in her heart more than anyone else when a child dies. That little outfit she brought him home in from the hospital was special.

The little sweaterset with the matching booties and a blanket. She wraps him up tightly while he's sound asleep as she looks at him with a smile and holds him close to her.

Once a mother gets home she reaches for her baby, undresses him and just stares at the little bundle of joy.

A few weeks later, the baby has to go to the doctor to get his first shots. She holds him so close because she knows he is about to be in pain. She can make him feel better.

When she looks at him after getting his first shot, she feels so helpless. She couldn't make it better for him, so she gently kisses him and he lays his little head on her chest, the little sniffles she hears makes her cry.

Our children are being murdered. Lying in the street drowning in their own blood. The screams and cries of our children are silent. A mother wonders when a child is shot, did he call out her name. I always wondered if Kenny called my name as he was shot. I will never know. He never regained consciousness. He died, after a seven day battle to live.

A Silent Scream is an exceptional non-fiction book. It is anointed by God.

If there was no "A Silent Scream" there would be no me. I was dying in grief. I was giving up. The pain was too hard to bear. I lost my faith in God and I lost a relationship that meant the most in the world to me the closeness I had with my children. I loved them the best I could, in the situation I was forced into.

If you know a Mother who has lost a child, share A Silent Scream with her. She needs to know that there is light at the end of the tunnel. I am a witness to it.

I can't reach every mother except with your help.

Sometimes all she needs is a hug.

This email is to reach 1 million mothers before Mother's Day. Let's start today. Help her to know that we care about how she feels.

If you never lost a child I pray you never do.

Order your copy of"A Silent Scream", in time for Mother's Day

and receive a FREE BOOKMARK with your autographed copy.

At 3:54pm on February 26th, 2008, Ananda Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke said…: Welcome.

At 1:34pm on January 19th, 2008, Black Author Showcase said…: Welcome to Black Author Showcase™. Sit back, relax, and get involved in a thriving literary community. Check out a few member blogs, invite your myspace/facebook friends and associates, upload your works in the Photos section so they will be included on the Main page rotation, join or create a group, post an excerpt of your work on your blog, pimp out your page, and post your events.
Would you like your work included in the site store? Just send the ISBN(s) numbers to: info@blackauthorshowcase.com. Do you have books on Lulu? If so, send BAS your Lulu storefront link.

Got questions? Check out the About This Site forum or email the above address. Please do not hesitate to ask the community for help . . . It’s why we exist! Enjoy!