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ALL ABOUT LIFE & LIVING

CELEBRATING  LIFE  &  LIVING

CELEBRATING  CHANGES.

Mann & Mann Publishing Corporation was established to provide an opportunity for new writers, unpublished writers to come alive and share their extraordinary material to others.

Women of Color Magazine was established in October, 1995 as a print magazine, as our first endeavor into the publishing world, covering the states of Arizona, California, and Texas. The goal of the magazine was "simply to educate, provide awareness on issues related to women." Women who share their life, their experiences, reflecting on the positive, and growing from the negative. Women who are living life to the fullest,  through   education, developing life skills, and nurturing of families.

Women of Color Magazine was established to give all women an opportunity to have their work published. Written work such as poetry, short stories, novels and other written material which will inspire, educate and motivate other women to strive for success  is our foundation.

The CEO Carol Mann has appeared on the local radio stations, talk show "Think About It", and created the first magazine "Arizona Women of Color Magazine" for "Women of Color" within the State of Arizona. Supporters have been IMAN Cosmetics, Wildmann Entertainment, Maricopa Community Colleges, Samaritan Health Services to name a few.  Within our magazine we have had the honor of having Tina Turner, Donna Summer, Khani Cole, the local newscaster from Channel 12, Lyn Sue Shepherd-Cooney , Mary Kim Titla, and Lori Nixon of Channel 15.  

 

                                          

 

BOOK TOURS

Are you a new author, and/or established author looking to promote your material. Schedule an Advertising Tour for your book....call 602.796.6885 or send an e-mail to the Editor@carolamann.com.  All information is confidential - call for a promotional quote to establish yourself as a writer.  Your book deserves the attention...you deserve financial gain.   

                                                             

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