Anonymous asked: Obviously Toni Morrison books; "For Colored Girl Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf" is really good too.
ya-lahwi asked: amazing tumblr! I'd appreciate it if you guys could give me a mini list of fiction books written by women (especially WoC) that you think are MUST reads. I'm going to check your archives for non-fiction ones so if you could recommend two or three fiction books I'd be VERY thankful.
sadly I don’t personally have any.
… do other folks have suggestions?
aesho asked: Hi! Thanks so much EXISTING. UGH. IT'S AMAZING. I was wondering if you still have the "Entering the Lives of Others" part of the book This Bridge Called My Back. The mediafire link is giving me an error.
a few lovely folks sent me the copies of it and I should be able to restore the files within the next few days :)
estoy-perdida asked: You know, concerning the DL of 'This Bridge Called My Back', I have a copy that I found through the online Goodwill stores. There were two second edition copies and both were under $15, I think. I would suggest to the people asking to keep searching online auctions for it, they're bound to find one, especially if the source (Goodwill, etc) don't know how rare and expensive they are.
Anonymous asked: El Mundo Zuro & Emerging the Lives of Others links, dont work. :-( Please repost! Thanks
thanks for letting us know.
if ya’ll see any other links that are not the ones that have already been stated that do not work, let us know.
right now it’s difficult to update this blog and work on the broken links cuz we currently don’t have internet at our house. however, when we get to a place that does have internet and we have our computers we will go through and do fix ‘em if we are able to.
As stated before, some of the zines and books do not all come from us, so if they are from another source (as it’s been stated in I believe at least two replied asks now) we will not be able to reupload them.
Unfortunately the download files from the book This Bridge Called My Back were given to us via a person whom we no longer have contact to. If there are people out there whom have already downloaded all of or portions of This Bridge Called My Back and can send us the files again, we would greatly appreciate it.
However, unless that happens, we will not be able to resupply the public with those files.
mangouste asked: Are you guys the original uploaders of the Bridge Called My Back mediafires? Because #2 and #6 are dead links. :c just so you know.
we were but it was someone whom submitted it. unfortunately we are no longer in contact with that person and so we must rely on the folks whom have downloaded that book to help us out by sending us the file for it.
if you have a copy of the files for A Bridge Called My Back and are willing to send it to us, please let us know so that we can -upload those for everyone. thanks.
Anonymous asked: I was so happy to find a DL of This Bridge Called My Back. I've been looking for a copy that I can actually afford for years and it was wonderful to find a way to reread it. Two of the links are broken, though. I know it was a year ago that you uploaded it, but if you still have a copy, I would really really appreciate it if you could reupload "Entering the Lives of Others" and "El Mundo Zurdo" which no longer seem to work on Mediafire. And even if not, thank you for all you do, this is amazing.
I’ve received a number of questions concerning the link to A Bridge Called My Back. Unfortunately, the person who generally runs this blog was not the person whom uploaded that to the media fire server and is no longer in contact the the person who is.
If someone who follows this blog does happen to have a copy of that scan, please contact us via the ask box. Hopefully we can set something up to get that file back up for everyone. thank you.
I will also check the other titles to see if those were things that the main person who runs this blog also put up. If not, it will be the same situations for getting those back up.
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