DIVINE COMPREHENSION

Literature & Fiction

Pennix II, Ladaro

Poetry

Midnight Express Books

The True Definition of Freedom

Religion & Spirituality

Dearing, Marvin

New Age & Spirituality

A Costly American Hatred is an in-depth look at how America’s hatred of “criminals” has led the nation down an expensive path that not only ostracizes and demonizes an ever-growing segment of the population, but is also now so pervasive that it is counterproductive to the goals of reducing crime and keeping society safe, wastes enormous resources, and destroys human lives. Anyone who is convicted of a crime (and many who aren't convicted, but only charged) is no longer considered human in the eyes of the rest of society. This allows them to be ostracized, abused, commoditized, and disenfranchised. The rest of society sanctimoniously rejoices in all of it, with a self-righteous “they deserve it” mantra. It does nothing to lessen crime though. Instead, it more often than not increases crime, tears at the fabric of society and individual families, and creates a permanently impoverished “criminal” underclass. Most people are unaware of just how awry our criminal justice policies have gone. A Costly American Hatred seeks to educate people on how pervasively society ostracizes people who fall into the clutches of the criminal justice system and the toll it is taking on our country.

A Costly American Hatred

Politics & Social Sciences

Dole II, Joseph Rodney

Politics & Government

His first book for inner city life lessons being taught Mr. Karim has made this exciting read available for sale on IAmKidCulture.org, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to empower urban youth to get them to engage in critical thinking and avoid prison and young death.Success is the new cool!Mr. Karim is donating 2015 dollars in back to school supplies, clothes, computer and tech equipment to the student who purchases the 2015th copy of Lady, The City & Sam or a grant for the 2015 dollars to the school of choice.Go to IAmKidCulture.org for further details.

Sam & Lady's Big Adventure

Children's Books

Karim, Sherrod

Animals

Raised in North Carolina, Michael Hall learned to love two things above all else; God and family. Unfortunately for him, when his way of serving both did not work out the way he thought it would, he lost his family, and his faith.  Michael spent years chasing happiness through the deepest reaches of sin until the day God needed him for a special mission.  Now Michael found himself getting back in touch with the Holy Father and preparing to take the Lords ministry into one of the darkest place imaginable: Federal Prison.  From Prison to Praise is a memoir of Michael Hall’s struggle with his own faith, and how he overcame the hold Satan had on his life, and how he continues to this day, even while incarcerated, to bring the promise of salvation to those searching for something to believe in, and to those who do not even know they are searching.

From Prison to Praise: A Journey of Faith

Biographies & Memoirs

HALL, Michael

Rain, T. M.

Leaders & Notable People

Read Part-2 of Coast Playa's and a true continuation of the story that led to Antonio "Tony" Berry's demise. After the building of one of the largest drug "Enterprises" to ever originate in the Southern District of Mississippi between the mid 80's and early 90's as detailed in the book "It Is What it Is" by Gerald H. Duffy, Tony is confronted with a soul-searching decision that has him in turmoil with many sleepless nights.His most trusted and thought to be loyal friends and confidants have agreed to cooperate with the Government against him to help them secure his conviction and send him to his grave. Tony has only two options placed before him; that's not much to choose from. He can become a turn-coat snitch for the Government as the others, or remain stead-fast on his morals and principles, which he truly believes in, and roll the dice.If Tony rolls the dice and craps out, it could mean a life sentence that would keep Tony in federal prison for the remainder of his life with no possibility of parole. Tony was raised to believe that people are suppose to be held responsible for their own actions whether good or bad and that devious devils will throw rocks and hide their hands. Would Tony take his chances with being judge by twelve and walking out the court room a free man, knowing it could spell the remainder of his life seeking resurrection from the cross that awaits him. Or will Tony take the easiest most evil way out of the predicament which he finds himself as his co-defendants? "THE ENTERPRISE" tells the story of love, envy, jealousy, betrayal and the weak. Remember your so called friends could turn out to be your worse enemies and executioners.

The Enterprise: Testimony

Berry, Antonio

United States

Zacharias, a ten year old from Texas, is informed by his parents that they are moving to Denver, Colorado, to a great mansion that his (Bis-Abuelo) Great-Grandfather had built at the turn of the century. It has stood empty for two generations. Upon arrival, Zacharias soon befriends Julie and Blackie, two neighbor¬hood kids, allying himself with his new friends they go on an exploration of this great mansion. What they encounter: are the ghosts of Aztec warriors, the battle stench of the Mexican Revolution, and the device that cradles their destiny, the C.O.T. Celestial Osmosis Transmigrator, which is the instrument that makes time travel possible! What ensues is a lesson in history. A lesson in bravery, and the discovery of the true meaning of friendship. How will these three, during the course of their journey, deal with the moral obstacles they encounter? Will they choose the path of least resistance, or rely on each other to summon the courage to do what is right? Never in their wildest imaginations would they have thought that they would have to deal with the age old questions: If you possessed the power to alter history, Would you? Could you? Should you?

Key of Destiny

García, Jerry

Contemporary

To Kiss The Soul Of A Woman

Hanible, Martice

A compelling true story about a young man who ventured on the wrong path despite a mother’s best efforts to keep him on the straight-and-narrow path. This honest collection of memoirs written by Charles Carpenter while in the confines of California’s notoriously violent state prison (New Folsom) depicts Mr. Carpenter’s early years and details what led to his membership with the faction of Crips known as “Tray-Five-Seven.” The book explains how a young man became fixated on a life of crime and through a distorted perception, viewed the gang subculture as a normal way of life. The Charles Carpenter story is a brutally honest account of his experiences in various juvenile facilities during the 1980’s and the members of various gangs he met during his unfortunate stints of incarceration.

Handcuffed

Carpenter, Charles

Meth: a Memoir is both raw and disturbing. Written from within the confines of prison walls, the author gives an unflinching look at a life surrounded by drugs and drug use. It is a no holds barred, no feelings spared story that drags you, kicking and screaming, through the inner realms of the meth world. As an addict and meth cook, the author knows that there are aspects to the meth lifestyle that can only be understood by experiencing it for yourself. To help you understand this sub-culture, and those who call that world home, the author will take you into the meth world as no one else has ever done before. Everyone in America is affected by meth in one way or another. That simple fact makes this book a MUST READ.

Meth a Memoir

Huffman, Wayne

Memoirs

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