<p>It only takes one time for a man to be hurt before he turns bad. Unlike women, men… Well, let’s say men don’t have the recovery capabilities that women own. Darryl Cartier no longer wants to be wrong, but the choices made in the past force him into a new sense of understanding how it all works. As funny as it seems the one thing that can make a man ‘get right’ could be the one thing that prevents true happiness. A Man's State of Mind is a book that was written before its time. The author created the novella without realizing the book would be so relevant ten years later. The original goal was to simply write a book that dealt with Black women and their relationships with Black men. It is not the typical relationship novel that deals with, ‘he say, she say.’ The book tackles issues with enough tact and care to make the storyline lighthearted and subtle in its approach to a serious topic. This is an important book that deserves attention and discussion.</p>

A Man's State of Mind

Literature & Fiction

Burns, Christopher D.

United States

C&B Publishing

Stages: a handbook on men and relationships

<p>Archie's Psalm is a glimpse into the life of a latchkey kid who is encountering situations that force him to learn about the changing world around him. A coming of age story with a carefully crafted narrative and subplot, Archie's Psalm shows the transitioning world of a neighborhood in Memphis, TN ten years after Dr. King's death. Through the setting, vivid character descriptions and moving storytelling a hot and humid southern neighborhood comes to life. Through the use of dialect and song the shifting tone and sound of the south reminds the reader of Zora Neale Hurstons' novels. A work of literature that is artistic, powerful and important. A book that could become as relevant as Ann Petry's The Street.</p>

Archie's Psalm

Genre Fiction

Originally published in 2003, this re-release has been kept in its original form in preparation for a book from the two authors that is currently being planned. The description is from the original print on the back cover.  Do White people really believe in diversity? Why do Black men abandon their children?  These are just two of the 100 Black & White Questions between friends, Pendleton and Burns, who have come together to discuss the subject of race.   Pendleton & Burns tackle questions  that most of  us are afraid to ask about their respective races and respond with honesty not seen since the film The Color of Fear.

100 Black and White Questions

Politics & Social Sciences

Pendleton, Kevin

Social Sciences

CB Publishing

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