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Move over Dear Abby lovers, there's a new advice columnist in town. Meet Dear Abiola. For the past two years, over 28 million viewers have watched Abiola Abrams host the film competition "The Best Shorts on BET J," and guess what? She's also a published author and filmmaker. Abiola's debut novel, Dare, published by Simon & Schuster, is the story of a sociologist who goes undercover as a rapper. For the next six weeks, Abiola Abrams brings her inspirational vibe to rolling out. E-mail your questions to dearabiola@gmail.com or visit myspace.com/goddessfactory or www.abioalabrams.com.

Dare is available on Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble or wherever books are sold. The back cover of Dare reads: "Provocative. Empowering. Outrageous. Fearless. There are many ways to describe Abiola Abrams, the TV host, feminist filmmaker and creator of The Goddess Factory - she's a dash of Oprah Winfrey, a sprinkling of Martha Stewart, plus a healthy dose of Candace Bushnell. What would be the result if she poured her life-changing energy into a novel? Dig in and find out how far she goes in a phenomenally fun and entertaining urban fiction debut ."

A native New Yorker of Guyanese parentage, Abiola has many nicknames but her favorite is the Goddess of Love, Self-Love. Abiola is anxious to advise our readers regarding love, life, relationships and drama. She decided to go pro on the advice tip when viewers and readers started reaching out to her for tips and encouragement in the areas of love, relationships, finances, goal-setting, friendship, sex, beauty, fashion, fitness, happiness and everything under the sun. Abiola Abrams is all about fun, inspiration and scandalosity, and her motto is "Dream bigger and love yourself." Dare to ask.

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