Falconhurst Fancy

Literature & Fiction

Horner, Lance

Onstott, Kyle

Genre Fiction

Fawcett

Mandingo

Fawcett World Library

They Sent The Colt Out To Stud--Only This Time The Colt Was A Man... 
From the Falconhurst breeding farm, she bought a pure black stud. A slave called "a fancy" -- bred for his massive strength and muscular loins.

Fawcett Gold Medal Books

MANDINGO

Falconhurst Fancy book from Falconhurst seires

Black Sun

A softcover book. 1966, m1724,4 Pages are clean with tanning. Binding is tigh. Cover moderate to heavy wear and creases. If you are not totally satisfied please return item for a full refund. Please send me a e-mail before leaving me a bad feedback so it can be resolved. We do our best to accurately describe the condition of items that we sell, but we are not the original owners of our items and we are not able to inspect every page so we may miss something. Older items tend to have some degree of tanning and if we state that an item is an ex-library copy, expect the normal stamps and stickers that are typical for those items. These are all used items unless otherwise specified and although we find items that look new, the majority have been used. So, expect some wear/creasing from normal use.  We always ship your package in a timely manner. Unfortunately we have no control over carrier shipping time. Our goal is your 5 star feedback and we will do everything we can to ensure you are happy with your purchase.

BLACK SUN

Master of Falconhurst

Child of the Sun

White Lion Publrs

This is the original uncut, unedited, uncensored and unabridged Denlinger's 1957 version of Mandingo, a sensational novel based on the Antebellum Period of American history before the Civil War. Not a word has been cut out. Although fictional, this book is based on established historical facts. No less an authority than President Thomas Jefferson wrote, "[A] woman who brings a child every year is more profitable than the best man. What she produces is an addition to the capital, while his labors disappear in mere consumption." The novel takes place in 1832 on Falconhurst, a fictional plantation in Alabama. This book was the first of a series of fictional works, including plays, movies and TV shows by various authors, all of which take place at Falconhurst. In the movie version, Mede, the male slave whose job it is to impregnate the female slaves, is played appropriately by Ken Norton, who was World Heavyweight Boxing Champion in 1978, defeating Muhammad Ali. In the movie version, he is ordered to fight another slave and, of course, wins.

United States

Ishi Press

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Onstott, Kyle. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Onstott, Kyle