Ever wonder why some women seem to get all the men? Even the ones who are no where near as good looking as you? Wondering what it is they've got that you don't? They're tuned into their SENSUALITY, meaning they're in tune with their senses, their body, and they know how to receive and give pleasure. Men can intuitively spot these women, and they're drawn to them like flies to honey. And boy do these women know how to dish out the honey! These are The Sensuous Black Women, and you can join their number by reading "The Guide To Becoming The Sensuous Black Woman (And Drive Men Wild In And Out Of Bed!)" Tips Include: -How To Attract A Man From Across The Room! -Been Bad While He’s Been Away? Tighten It Up So He’ll Never Know! -Want Your Man To Taste You Down There? Make It Tasty! - Put His Condom On Him For Him – Using Your Mouth! - Exercise Your Way To A Bigger And Better Orgasm There have been other books written about sensuality, but none that have been so all encompassing, and absolutely NONE written specifically for the Black Woman. In writing "The Guide To Becoming The Sensuous Black Woman (And Drive Your Man Wild In And Out Of Bed!)" the spectacular "Miss T." has done a service for Black Women everywhere!

The Guide to Becoming The Sensuous Black Woman (And Drive Your Man Wild In and Out of Bed!)

Self-Help

Miss T.

Motivational

Oshun Publishing Company, Incorporated

The first and only full biography on legendary Harlem gangster, Bumpy Johnson who was depicted in the movies Cotton Club, Hoodlum and American Gangster Al Capone may have ruled Chicago. Lucky Luciano may have run most of New York City. But from the 1930s to the late 1960s, when it came to Harlem, the undisputed king of the underworld was Ellsworth Bumpy Johnson. Bumpy was a man whose contradictions are still the root of many an argument in Harlem. But there is one thing on which both his supporters and detractors agree in his lifetime, Bumpy was the man in Harlem. Harlem Godfather: The Rap on My Husband, Ellsworth Bumpy Johnson is the first complete biography of a man who for years was Harlem s best kept, and most cherished secret. There is also a full chapter on Madame Stephanie St . Clair, the infamous Harlem numbers banker who instigated the famous fight with Jewish mobster Dutch Schultz. The book is written by Bumpy's widow, Mayme Johnson, and details not only his criminal life but also his personal life. This book also details Bumpy's relationship Harlem dopedealer with Frank Lucas, who has called himself Bumpy's right-hand man, but was -- according to Mrs. Johnson -- little more than a flunky.

Harlem Godfather: The Rap on My Husband, Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson

Biographies & Memoirs

Miller, Karen E. Quinones

Johnson, Mayme

Arts & Literature

Chastity Jones is the real thing. She's beautiful, she's classy, and she's got money to spend. Other people s money. As long as there are men around, 19-year-old Chastity will be rolling in their dough. It wasn't always like that her father was sent to prison when she was 16, and after being placed in a foster home, she was brutally raped. She runs away, and starts stripping at a men's club, and there she catches the eye of Legend, a mysterious and handsome 6-4 hunk with straight black hair that hangs over his shoulders. His brownstone parties are famous attended by celebrities, ballers, and hustlers alike. But the real parties are in his basement; sex parties that include girl-on-girl action, and even kinkier fare. His parties are so successful he easily clears $25,000 to $40,000 a weekend. For Chastity it's love at first sight but, try as she might, Legend only treats her like a little sister and under his tutelage Chastity is soon hanging with the big dawgs. They buy her cars, pay the rent on her condo, buy her expensive jewelry and take her on shopping sprees. But the man she wants most shows her no romantic interest; and that s Legend. And then she meets Hunter he's a drug kingpin with millions of dollars, and also Legend's cousin and he falls for Chastity in a big way. Suddenly Chastity is caught up in a whirlwind of money, sex, drugs and danger and the only way out lies in death.

Raw: An Erotic Street Tale

Literature & Fiction

Shay

United States

TWO MONTHS ON THE ESSENCE MAGAZINE BESTSELLER'S LIST!!! Eighteen-year-old college student Tiara Bynum is as pretty as a princess and just as spoiled. Her castle is the Harlem housing project where she lives with her younger sister Jo-Jo, and her doting father, Reggie. Her fiefdom is the legion of men at her beck and call every time she snaps her perfectly manicured fingers. She has no qualms about flaunting her charms to get what she wants because she’s “got it like that.” Tiara believes she’s the toast of the world. Her greatest goal is to find a rich, handsome man who will spoil her just as her father does-or maybe even more. Go for the glitter, she urges herself. Who cares if it’s gold? When two suitors arrive on the scene, Tiara prepares to be smitten. But when the one she secretly adores doesn’t like her attitude, Tiara’s trademark confidence frays into embarrassment, shame, and confusion. Blindly determined to strike out on her own at any cost, Tiara lashes out against those who love her most. Yet the choices she makes, based on the way she’s been raised, threaten to destroy not only Tiara, but her entire family.

Using What You Got

Annotated - This edition contains the original book's Full Text, a Table of Contents, 19th century Illustrations, original Newspaper Accounts, a poem about Nat Turner written by T. Thomas Fortune and Introduction by Karen E. Quinones Miller Many people looking for information on Nat Turner come across the Pulitzer Prize winning book by William Styron, and believe they've come across an actual biography of the man, and a true account of what happened in August 1831. Nothing could be further from the truth. William Styron's book is a so-called "historical novel,' and most of the information contained therein is pure fiction. Here, in the The Confessions of Nat Turner the leader of the Late Insurrection in Southampton, Va, you will find the full confession of Turner as he gave it to his appointed lawyer -- Thomas R. Gray -- while sitting in jail awaiting trial. In addition, there is a full account of the insurrection, and Turner's own account of his background. Originally published by Thomas R. Gray in 1831, this book is the one that true seekers of true history should read.

The Confessions of Nat Turner: The Leader of the Late Insurrection in Southampton, VA

Politics & Social Sciences

Turner, Nat

Gray, Thomas R.

Social Sciences

The book that inspired the new major motion picture! (This edition has the illustrations used in the original 1853 published book.) Twelve Years a Slave is the true story of Solomon Northrup a free black man living in 19th century New York State with his wife and children -- until he was kidnapped in 1841 shipped down South and sold into slavery. He spent 12 years long torturous years in bondage -- working on plantations, picking cotton -- before finally being able to reclaim his freedom. In Twelve Years a Slave, Northrup describes the horror he endured himself, and the atrocities he witnessed during his enslavement.

Twelve Years A Slave

NORTHUP, SOLOMON

Sociology

Originally published in 1929, Passing tells the troublesome relationship between two African-American woman who are light enough to pass for white. Irene Redfield marries an African-American doctor and moves to Harlem. Clare Kendy, on the other hand, marries a bigoted white man -- never telling him of her true heritage. When the two women meet, after decades of separation, they impact each other lives in ways that neither would have imagined.

Passing: a novel

Larsen, Nella

A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Black People, During the Late Awful Calamity in Philadelphia, in the Year 1793: And a Refutation of Some Censures Thrown Upon Them in Some Late Publications

Allen, Richard

Jones, Absalom

VISIT THE IDA B. WELLS-BARNETT TOWER, a subsided apartment building in Harlem that tenants consider both a sanctuary from the outside world, and prison from which they hope to someday break free. 25-year-old Brenda Carver is a welfare mother of four who longs to be a writer; Rosa Rivera is an aspiring actress who will let nothing stand in the way of her career; Sharif Goldsby is a homosexual political activist determined to change the world, starting with the Ida B. There's also Miss Jackie, the middle-aged back-stabbing gossip; Vincent, the former bank robber turned scam artist; Mrs. Harris, the elderly neighborhood fence; and high-school honor student, Ricky -- who aspires to be one of the scramblers on the corner, hawking crack to passers-by. When one of the residents kills herself and two of her children, the tenants rally together and vow to take care of remaining child. But that's the just the beginning of the tragedy that the residents of Ida B. will have to deal with. A shocking crime occurs in the building and everyone becomes suspect -- and with accusations flying, the tight community of Ida B. begins to collapse.

Ida B.

Born in Great Barrington, Massachusetts in 1868, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois first came face to face with the realities of racism in 19th century America while attending Fisk University in Nashville. While completing his graduate studies at Harvard Du Bois wrote an exhaustive study of the history of the slave trade -- it is still considered one of the most comprehensive on that subject. In 1895 Du Bois became the first African American to earn a Ph.D. from Harvard University. In 1897, Du Bois took a position with Atlanta University. During his tenure there he conducted extensive studies of the social conditions of blacks in America. At the 1900 Paris World's Fair, Du Bois created a full-scale exhibit of African American achievement since the Emancipation Proclamation in industrial work, literature, and journalism. In 1903 he wrote The Souls of Black.

The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches

DuBois, W.E.B.

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