The Village Boy, is a political social satire that explores some very serious themes in a fictional way. Written in the revere narrative style, the novel tells the story of Flomo Tuotaa Gadei, a sort of boy genius from the twin communities of Zie Woba and Zie Mazu. Tholoku.rough the voice of Beyan, Flomo the reader is richly rewarded.

The village boy

Sakui W. G Malakpa

New World African Press

Red Dust on the Green Leaves is the first in a series of books about of two boys growing to manhood in Liberia. One follows the white man's ways; the other immerses himself in his indigenous culture. It is about the clash of the modern and traditional. This book for the the Liberian experience is as important as the classic by Chinua Achebe "Things Fall Apart."

Red Dust on the Green Leaves

John Gay

The Brightening Shadow is a sequel to Red Dust on the Green Leaves.  It tell the dramatic story of two boys growing to manhood in liberia.  one follows the white man's ways; the other imerses himself in the traditions of his ethnic group, the Kpelle.  The clash of the modern and traditonal shakes the very foundation of their lives

The Brightening Shadow

Neither Black nor White: The saga of an American family

Joseph E. Holloway

Long Day's Anger is John Gay's most recent novel, which explores the current Liberian Civil War through the eyes and the lives of the characters from his first two novel, Red Dust on the Green Leaves, and the Brightening Shadow. John Gay's new novel sheds much light and understanding on the Liberian Civil War that has beenfeatured so prominently in recent news. This new novel by Dr. Gay is a must for all who wish to learn more about an African cuntry founded by Black Americans.

Long Day's Anger

Africa: A Dream Deferred examines the contemporary issues confronting the African continent today. Gay captures the hopes of a decolonizing Africa (modernizing Liberia, the national surge, the development program. He articulates the visions of Africa's first generation of leaders--Tubman of Liberia, Nkrumah of Ghana, Kenyatta of Kenya, Nyerere of Tanzania, Toure of Guinea, and many others. He also looks at controversial issues such as HIV and the West.

Africa: A Dream Deferred

Space: A Journalist's Notebook

Science & Math

Dewayne B. Johnson

Reference

Jellemoh: A Story of the Life and Times of Victoria Elizabeth Jellemoh Grimes, A Liberian Wife and Mother. Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman has left us a gem. Jellemoh is a highly literate accout of the life of a distinguished woman who in symbolizing Liberia (and Africa) fused in her expereince indigenous African and westernized Africa. This is a deeply personal account of the life and time of her mother presented with such contextual richness that a social history of Liberia during time frame is the product.

Jellemoh: The Life and Times of Victoria Elizabeth Jellemoh Grimes, A Liberian Wife and Mother

Mary Antoinette Brown Sherman

The Borders In Us All: New Approaches to Global Disaporic Societies is a collection of scholarly essay. This volume is unique in its approach to historical Diasporas in that it explores some of the cross curents within Diasporic communties in Africa, Asia, latin American and the United States providing new insight into America's new ethnic majorities. In eighteen chapters the authors examined the historical, political dynamnics, and the language/literariy traditions and the arts and creative expressions of several ethnic and global Diasporic communities.

The Borders in All of Us: New Approaches to Global Diasporic Societies

Little, Williams, Vasquez, Furusa

This is a historical novel, which traces the history of the Hadnot family from Gloucester, England in 1585 to new orleans with the birth of Lucille Catherine (Celia) Hughes-Hadnot, the matriarch of six families--Briggs, Davis, Daniels, Doughlas, Hadnot and Torry. It is a story of a family--one black and the other white, bute related by a comon ancestor named John Hadnot. This novel by Joseph E. Holloway is compelling reading, which explores black culture,history, Jim Crow as well as issues of colorism.

Neither Black Nor White: The Saga of an American Family, the Complete Story

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