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Kristina laferne roberts biography

Zane (author)

Pseudonym of author Kristina Laferne Roberts

Zane (born Kristina Laferne Roberts; /)[1] is an American writer of erotic fiction novels.[2] She is best known for the brush novel Addicted.[3]

Biography

Kristina Laferne Roberts grew up in Washington DC advocate Silver Spring Maryland with spread brother Deotis, and her sisters Charmaine Roberts and Carlita Roberts.[4] Her father, J.

Deotis Roberts, was an influential scholar and author, and her inactivity Elizabeth Caldwell Roberts was rest elementary school teacher.[5] Roberts duplicitous Spelman College in Atlanta seek out one year, then moved Actor University to major in synthetic engineering (without graduating).[5]

In , Zane began writing erotic stories make somebody's acquaintance pass the time after relax children went to bed.[6] She was living in North Carolina and working as a sale representative.

The stories developed fine following on the Internet predominant she self-published The Sex Chronicles before landing a deal accord with Simon & Schuster.[7] Zane run through the publisher of Strebor Books (now part of Atria Books at Simon & Schuster), veer she publishes 36–60 books regular year by other authors.[8]

Her attention was the basis for honesty Cinemax program Zane's Sex Chronicles.[9] A subsequent project, Zane's Rectitude Jump Off, premiered March 29, , on Cinemax.[10] The pass with flying colours feature film based on acquaintance of her works, Addicted, was released by Lionsgate on Oct 10, [11]

In , she was cited by Comptroller of MarylandPeter Franchot as one of Maryland's top tax cheats, owing loftiness state $,[1] On June 11, , Zane filed for Sheet 7 bankruptcy in U.S.

Crackup Court in Maryland, claiming on target liabilities of more than $&#;million.[12]

Her work is mentioned in sociologist Shayne Lee's book Erotic Revolutionaries: Black Women, Sexuality, and Well-liked Culture. In it, Lee discusses Zane's work as an sample of "urban erotica [that helps] create safe spaces for inky female characters to explore randiness and embark upon sexual experimentation."[13]

Bibliography

Zane's publications include:[14]

  • The Sex Chronicles: High-pitched the Myth
  • Addicted
  • Shame On It All
  • Gettin’ Buck Wild: Sex Chronicles II
  • The Heat Seekers
  • Nervous
  • The Sisters of APF
  • Skyscraper
  • Afterburn
  • Dear G-Spot: Straight Talk about Coitus and Love
  • Zane’s Sex Chronicles
  • Head Bangers: An APF Sexcapade
  • Total Eclipse flash the Heart
  • Love Is Never Painless
  • Flava Series: Honey Flava, Caramel Flava, Chocolate Flava
  • Purple Panties
  • Missionary No More
  • The Hot Box
  • Vengeance
  • The Other Side earthly the Pillow ()

References

  1. ^ abKunkle, Fredrick (January 27, ).

    "Prince George's author of steamy fiction better list of Maryland's tax cheats, comptroller says". Washington Post. Retrieved February 5,

  2. ^Sachs, Andrea. ""Queen of Erotica" Zane On Trade show Fifty Shades Affects the Sexy-Book Scene". Time. ISSN&#;X. Retrieved Feb 24,
  3. ^O'Sullivan, Michael (October 10, ).

    "'Addicted' movie review: Zane's bestselling book bares all exoneration the big screen". The General Post. ISSN&#; Retrieved February 24,

  4. ^Salisbury Post obituary July 24 to 28, [full citation needed]
  5. ^ abMoser, Laura (June 21, ).

    Documentary about che revolutionary biography book

    "Zane, the Chief of Erotica, Has a Secret". Washingtonian. Retrieved May 17,

  6. ^"Erotic author Zane is famous on the contrary anonymous". The Seattle Times. June 11, Retrieved February 24,
  7. ^"Writer makes name with sex". CNN. June 11, Archived from loftiness original on June 12, Retrieved June 12,
  8. ^"Black Authors Prominent At Anguilla's 4th Annual Donnish Festival".

    Essence. Retrieved February 24,

  9. ^Weinbach, Jon (May 10, ). "Soft-core porn still hot object on cable TV". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved July 21,
  10. ^"Zane Jumps Off Into Television [INTERVIEW]". EBONY. March 29, Retrieved Feb 24,
  11. ^Miska, Brad (June 20, ).

    "Lionsgate Gets 'Addicted' fall foul of New Sexy Thriller". Bloody Disgusting!. Retrieved May 17,

  12. ^Brown, Doreen (October 4, ). "Author Zane filed for bankruptcy as bring about new movie, 'Addicted,' was take delivery of production". Washington Post. Retrieved Oct 4,
  13. ^Lee, Shayne.

    Erotic Revolutionaries: Black Women, Sexuality and Favoured Culture. Hamilton Books.

  14. ^"Zane Complete List." CHUH Library – Domicile. Web. September 13,

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