TITLE:LinkAge

AUTHOR: L.B. Ransom

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LinkAge - The year is 1997. After ten years a tragedy among four college friends still haunts them. The Blood is still on their hands. They have put up brick walls to keep love out. But the men who love them won’t give up and fight to gain their love. It follows the lives of Sable, Diamond and Mia through the eyes of Sable.

TITLE:AgeLess Pain

AUTHOR: L.B. Ransom

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AgeLess Pain –

The year is 2001. AgeLess Pain is a penetrating and self-contained saga. It follows the lives of Sable, Diamond and Mia through the eyes of Diamond. Who are these girls? What do they really want? Read their true identity in AgeLess Pain. Your read of AgeLess Pain may help share characteristics of ageless pains you identify with.

Title:The Demise of Luleta Jones

Author: Mark Allen Boone

ISBN: 0-9772515-0-0

Price: $15.95 + $6.00 Shipping & Handeling = $21.95

The head of the fine arts program at a public high school in a gentrifying Chicago community on Chicago's Far West Side is found dead in her apartment, ostensibly by her own hand. Reporter Theo Pugh sets out to uncover the facts surrounding her mysterious death. The journey leads him down a tumultuous path that exposes the underbelly of intraclass conflict between the neighborhood's rising black upper middle class and a black lower class threatened by displacement.

Title: Guildworks: Writing by the West Side Writers Guild

Editor: Mark Allen Boone

ISBN: 0-9649551-0-5

Price: $8.95 + $6.00 Shipping & Handeling = $14.95

”With its slick cover, solid editing, and often compelling work, Guildworks: Writing by the West Side Writers Guild bears few signs of self-publication,“ said the literary Supplement of NEW CITY, Chicago’s arts and entertainment weekly. An unusual anthology of works by natives of Chicago’s toughest and poorest section, a locale that fosters people who gain strength from adversity, Guildworks’ highlights include poet Cranston Knights’ ”You Ain’t Got No Culture,“ in which he ”disses“ a friend for his lack of refinement, only to end by praising him for his loyalty; Boone’s ”A Visit to the Poe House,“ that recounts his harrowing search for the poet’s Baltimore row house located in the heart of a drug den; Irene J. Smith’s novel excerpt that sets the stage for the late Chicago Mayor Harold Washington’s 1983 mayoral campaign; and Tina Jenkins Bell’s lighthearted account of the sexual harassment she encountered on the road as a publishing sales representative.

TITLE: A Wealth of Family

An Adopted Son's International Quest for Heritage, Reunion and Enrichment

AUTHOR:Thomas Brooks

ISBN#:0977462935

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This inspiring account of adoption, reunion, and heritage from Thomas Brooks provides a timely and provocative perspective on multicultural families and powerful insights on overcoming racism and poverty. * Brooks grew up as the only child of a struggling single mother in inner-city Pittsburgh. He was battling racial stereotypes at school and searching for a place among his peers. Then he was told at age eleven that he was adopted. Brooks had actually been born to a white biological mother who descended from Lithuanian Jews and a black Kenyan foreign student father.