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Print: $11.97 Download: $5.71 Silk Organza, lifts the visual senses right off the page. The portrayal, actual celeration of the woman can be tasted on the tongue. Originally compiled in Personal Passion, these poems are not complimented by the photogrpahy in that book. However, these poems do stand on their own, and the chapter, Personal Passion is unique to Silk Organza. You don't have to be a poetry lover to select this book. If you love and appreciate the black woman, or woman in general for that matter, Silk Organza is a must have.
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Print: $38.00 Download: $5.00 Personal Passion is phoetry, a synthesis of photography and poetry. Over fifteen artists have contributed to this collaboration capturing the essence of women. E. Ethelbert Miller has deemed Personal Passion as "a step toward freedom."
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Print: $12.00 Download: $5.75 Hurry Home reads like a short story, though it is really a collection of poems that captures the imbalance that occurs when people who love each other are suddenly separated. The author is one, though the voices are many. Both male and female, they speak from the heart about war, about missing their soldier lovers who have gone off to war, and about what war means to them. Hurry home is a must read because each and every poem lives a life of its own.
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Print: $12.79 Download: $3.94 African Centered Alphabets Activity Book combining poetry, cutting and pasting activities, and vocabulary building.
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Print: $12.77 Download: $4.04 Handwriting, and vocabulary building workbook utilizing poetry, drawing, and cutting and pasting.
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Print: $11.91 Download: $4.27 erotic poetry. This is my first foray into publishing erotic poetry. It pulls from a different side of me. I've tried to write tastefully delicious, poems that can be shared between lovers without wrinkling up noses and feeling all guilty. Definitly for the mature audience though. Download the preview and please comment on what you've read.
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Print: $12.92 Download: $5.48 A compilation of speeches, notes, lectures and other biographical information pertaining to Dr. Leonard Jeffries
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Print: $12.91 Download: $2.51 Compilation of internet articles on African Centered Education
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Print: $12.91 Download: $4.37 Compilation of internet articles on African Centered Education
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Print: $14.97 Download: $8.00 This, until now, unheard call to polygyny by Mama Khandi is a collected definition of her life as a polygynous woman, of the trials and tribulations of husbands, "co-sistas" and the society and economy imperious Americans declaring the life choice illegal. Drawing upon intellects of mainly the last 50 years, but indeed some from the last 50 decades, Mama Khandi brings fresh focus to the oral guidance of the aunts, mothers andbelonging to a people liberating themselves. She dares to bring her own experiences the light of day. Explorations into the last three decades of African polygyny in the face of family destruction under Nixon through Bush policies gives insight which can be gotten nowhere else. In any other case, the 2 million un-natural deaths since 1960Africans in America would be called what they are: genocide. Can anyone ask why the entity is known as "AmeriKKKa"?
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Print: $25.00 Download: $15.00 Words Flowing Up South is a glossary that is useful to those of who are constantly learning and growing in African-centered study. The glossary include words relating to many the following disciplines:
1. economics
2. education
3. entertainment
4. labor
5. law
6. politics
7. religion
8. sex
9. war
For the person who has a passion for words and uncovering the truth, this is a wonderful and very useful reference book.
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Print: $15.00 Download: $5.00 An erotic love story by BlkSpear. What does one man do when three women want their pound of flesh? One wpman wants it hot and raw, another, wherever, whenever, however she can get it, and still a third just wants him - all of him. There's a fourth, she is running from him, thanks he's dangerous, but can't take her mind off him. Is he all that, or are they just pressed? Read on.
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