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ABOUT URBAN REVIEWS - Mission Statement and Personal Bios ( This page is being updated!)

ABOUT URBAN REVIEWS
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MISSION STATEMENT
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Urban Reviews is the premier online resource for open and honest opinions on some of today's latest and greatest releases in African-American Fiction.  Our goal is to provide an insight for visitors to decide whether or not they should consider getting any of the featured releases.

Urban Reviews provides elaborate reviews of recent works, exclusive interviews with today’s Black fiction writers, new release information, diferent networks (Facebook Group, Twitter, etc) to discuss books, relevant topics, and give feedback on our reviews or the website itself. The Facebook Group is also meant to encourage everyone to take part and share information with each other and submit their own opinions on books that they have evaluated themselves. You can also learn about industry news, get press releases, be eligible for contests, get daily book previews delivered to your inbox, and much more in the Facebook Group.

We here at Urban Reviews feel that the website can be one of the best vehicles for getting informed on what’s hot and what’s not in the African American fiction world.


PERSONAL BIOS


Charles Hubbert (1978 - 2013)
Co-Founder / Co-Webmaster (July 2005 to February 2013)
This website is dedicated to my late husband and Co-Founder/Co-Webmaster Charles Hubbert.
Charles was a driving force behind Urban Reviews since it's inception. He always wanted it flourish and to become a trusted review source for the African American literary industry. Charles may be gone but will always be remembered as one half of the soul of Urban Reviews.











Radiah Hubbert
Founder / Head of the Book Review Team (July 2005 to present)

Hello, my name is Radiah Hubbert a native of Milwaukee, WI . I graduated from Rust College where I majored in Mass Communications/Broadcast Journalism. I have been reading African-American fiction for over 20 years. I'm a member of Cultural Circle Book Club.

I love to read and am excited that I can share my opinion on my own website. I will feature a variety of authors every month including interviews. Urban Reviews also holds an annual book event, the Great Midwest Book Fest in Milwaukee, WI




















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Let us know if there is anything you want us to review or give your two cents in our Facebook Group.

Thanks Again and Happy Browsing!


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