STEPHANIE STOKES OLIVER's
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On this Web site, you'll find Stephanie Stokes Oliver's news, views, bio, and an extraordinary story about her from ESSENCE magazine.
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Stephanie Stokes Oliver serves as editorial director of Unity House Publishing, the book division of Unity, publisher of the Daily Word, Unity Magazine, unity.org and dailyword.com. Telecommuting from Anguilla in the Caribbean, she acquires and edits books on spiritual topics, such as The Five Principles by Ellen Debenport and Good Questions by Tom Shepherd. Visit the Unity House online store here: http://www.unity.org/unityHouse/index.html. If you know Stephanie (or even ever had a conversation with her), you know that she and her husband, Reginald, have had a big idea in incubation: a villa retreat for writers, readers, and thinkers--YOU! Finally, ULTIMACY, an incomparable place and space overlooking Anguilla's most popular beach, is open and enjoying occupancy. If you have always wanted to carve out time to write, Ultimacy is for you. For more information, log on to www.ultimacyvilla.com.
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Stephanie is the author of three nonfiction books. The most recent is Song for My Father: Memoir of an All-American Family (Atria/Simon & Schuster) now available in hardcover, paperback, and on Amazon Kindle.
Her previous works are inspirational, self-help books. Seven Soulful Secrets for Finding Your Purpose and Minding Your Mission (Harlem Moon/Doubleday), chosen by the Montclair Unity Church for its first Book Club selection, is published in hardcover, paperback, and on Kindle.
Daily Cornbread: 365 Secrets for a Healthy Mind, Body, and Spirit (Harlem Moon/Doubleday), a hardcover bestseller on BarnesandNoble.com, is now available as an e-book. All Steph's books are available on www.Amazon.com and www.BarnesandNoble.com. Or, ask your favorite bookseller to order them--if they're not already on the shelves. She is currently writing her fourth book, a memoir of moving to the Caribbean in the middle of a recession, called Sun, Sand, Sea. Is it possible that Stephanie could be the great-great-granddaughter of the real-life slave who inspired the Toni Morrison novel and Oprah Winfrey movie, Beloved? See for yourself by clicking on the story "In Search of My Beloved Margaret Garner" from the February 2006 issue of Essence magazine, posted on this site. Stephanie continues to enjoy writing freelance articles, such as those that have appeared in O, The Oprah Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Unity Magazine, and Heart & Soul, where she served as the founding editor-in-chief.
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