Author: brotherdash

Brother Dash is an author, inspirational speaker, writer and poet. He is currently working on his debut novel The Donor. In addition to his novel Brother Dash has written dozens of articles on society, culture, the arts and religion. He has provided workshops and seminars on self-improvement and creative expression. He is an accomplished spoken word poet with three albums and well over 100 performances around the world on his resumé. He has written several articles on society, culture and religion. He is the proud father of 3 young women and resides in New Jersey, USA.

Reader Reviews

Posted onDecember 15, 2015February 26, 201816 Comments

Share your impressions of the 2017 Amazon Bestseller in AA Urban Fiction, The Donor: When Conception Meets Deception, here and on Amazon. Some initial impressions of my debut novel are below. Purchase your copy on Amazon or All Other Retailers. Remember to sign the email list for updates. Brother Dash, suspense, drama, romance novelist, african-american male author.

You Betta’ Get Beta Readers

Posted onSeptember 18, 2015September 26, 2015Leave a comment

You wrote your novel. Your children’s book. Your non-fiction exposé on shadow governments or your heart wrenching and heart warming memoir of the pain and redemption that is you. Wonderful. Cue the applause. You’re done now right? Not so fast young grasshopper. It must now be read. And not for the umpteenth time by you. We need real people. Read More …

The Donor: When Conception Meets Deception

Posted onJanuary 5, 2015July 16, 20182 Comments

Would you let yourself die in an ugly truth? Or would you pay the price to live in a delicious lie? “In order to keep a secret past from destroying his perfect lie the man who “has it all” will be blackmailed into repaying a debt…with his body. He is The Donor: When Conception Meets Deception” Read More …

I Am Them

Posted onJuly 6, 2014August 14, 20143 Comments

I Am Them by Brother Dash We assert and we blame We name and defame Speak opinions as factual Possibilities become actual Dollar bill secrets Whatever the thought if it’s worse we seek it We speak in hyperbole Regurgitate verbally Rhetorically redundant Free blogs make us pundits Neighbor cries we don’t hear her Everybody’s fault Read More …