In an uncomfortable place himself, A.C. Gallant caught wind of his fourth poetry book's concept. Fifty poems about his search for solace to reflect your very own journey with.

Brought to you by A.C. Gallant and AMPM Studios, comes a melancholy-like, memoir piece about a particular individual. This is the tale of Josh and the symbolic item that represents gloom in it's truest form, a blue hat.

Back like he never left, young A.C. brings us more poetic relatability in a similar fashion with this new book. Though not rushed, A.C. stated that the concept for this book came to him over night. He went on to say that he hoped some of his own logic lodged inside the book is absorbed rather than to be misconstrued.

The title speaks for itself; an Average Joe with some means to express himself. If you enjoy rhymes with a mixture of real-life experiences, this may be the book for you. A.C. Gallant is nothing but honest with his readers as he gets quite personal from fail attempts at love to family problems of some sort. A.C. also mentions that this book of poems is a reminder to those that think misfortune doesn't birth opportunity. "Out of the ashes, rises the Phoenix."

With his last poetry book under his current moniker, A.C. Gallant closes out 2016 with these colorful thoughts.

Young Andre Mitchell is a gifted football player who is adept at dodging tackles and dodging trouble. In junior high he was a star. But now—in high school—Dre must not only make the grade in the classroom, he must hold his own on the field and in the streets.At John L. LeFlore, Dre is a small fish in a pond full of piranhas. He's uncertain if new love interests can be trusted, or if old puppy love can mature. All of this becomes even more complicated when a run-in with local thugs ...

Mia's tough. A fighter. She's been fighting her entire life. When she was a child, she fought her older sister—Debra. Later, she fought Joyce, her mama. Now, most days, she has to fight the feelings of self-loathing and doubt that accompany her through the halls of John L. LeFlore.A year ago, at Phillips Prep, Mia was part of the "in crowd," mostly because she had been friends with Chandra Thomas since elementary. But things are changing, and Mia is slowly falling out of Chandra's ...

Meet Charlotte & Jack. They're about to break up.Love second-chance romances? Ever wondered about that long-ago first romance that crashed and burned?And I Always Will is a prequel story to second-chance romance Tropic Storm.Charlotte is young and naive. She's just moved to London and has finally freed herself from her toxic family. She heads out one evening with her friends Antonia and Sa...

Brandon is a good kid: an A/B student (with an occasional C for good measure); a regular attendee at Sunday Service with his mother; and an all-around good homeboy to his friends. But Brandon's best friend, Mia, is in trouble. Brandon wants to help, but she won't talk to him, leaving him feeling useless and isolated. While he should be concerned with good grades and girls, Brandon is worried about Mia's safety, and is contemplating murder in order to save her. When he sneaks into her house...

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Other than the cancer thing and getting over recent chemotherapy, James is having a pretty uneventful life when he gets sick of it all and chucks it for an RV just outside of North Bay. A handyman with a dominant streak and a certain naiveté on his own part lands James flat on his back in a situation where he can't even scream. A short story of gay romance and erotica by Harold C. Jones.

Tracey is an honor student, a teacher's pet, and the only black grandchild of the mulatto Kauffman Family. After generations of carefully-chosen mates, the Kauffmans have diluted just about every trace of Africa out of them. That is, unti Tracey's doting father went against his mother's wishes and married a smart, ambitious girl with beautiful ebony skin and features that call to a black man like West-African djembe drums.Tracey takes after her mother, at least when it comes to ski...