This autobiography depicts the last fifty years in the twentieth century of the struggles of Henry A. Parham during his military life in the Army and under the Jim Crow racism of the Deep South. While living with hatred he overcame his bitterness with the power of love and forgiveness.

Enter at your own risk into a place where confessions hide, while stripping down to the core elements of your "reality where depression may reside."

There is something for every adult in this powerful collection of real-talk dialog that will make you take another look and shake your head!

"Peeling back the mask".... Non-fiction saga exposing shamelessly explosive detailed accounts of her journey and experiences in the Deep South while stepping on the toes of many. Her goal is to force accountability.

A collection of mini-short stories,essays and a dab of poetry blended into this recipe for controversial soup. It's subject matter will cut like a knife as it bleeds the truth, which no longer can hide in the darkness. Authoress Terry E Lyle has also written Brown Bag Poetry, Wow!!!, and Say it ain't so which are still turning heads. For updates visit her personal website at http://www.terrylyle.com

r.h. Sin returns with a force in Planting Gardens in Graves: a powerful collection of poetry that hones in on the themes dearest to his readers. This original volume celebrates connection, mourns heartbreak, and above all, empowers its readers to seek the love they deserve.

Inside Tears of a Soldierette Africa provides hope, inspiration and wisdom that will last a life time.

Urban Poetry is a collection of 60 poems that express the fiery emotions ("A Waste of Time") and bittersweet opinions ("Rude People") of an African-Americanwoman who has experienced the extremes of ecstasy ("Man So Fine") and disappointments with men ("Fall is Not a Season"), along with the stress of living life in an urban city ("Metro Spit").Author Carolyn Gibson's poetry further chroniclesher explorationof self-empowerment ("Mind Power"), and showsthe appreciation and admiration...

How to Ruin Your Life is a powerful self-help tool in the form of a work of humor. It is sardonic advice, presented in a tongue-in-cheek style, explaining how people can "ruin" their lives. Topics include essays such as "Convince Yourself That You’re The Center of the Universe," "Think The Worst of Everyone," and "You Can Change People."

In 1 Kings 19:1013, Elijah heard Gods voice. A powerful wind, an earthquake, and a fire passed by, but God could not be heard. Then the Lord was heard in a quiet whisper. God Speaks to My Soul is a reminder that we all have to be quiet and still so that we can receive what God is relaying to us. There are times when we go through life and say that we are busy, but we are merely being busybodies. We seldom take time to get in tune with ourselves and listen to what our inner voice is telling...

Samuel Andrews came from a family of 14was abused mentally and sexually as a child.He led a colorful life of lies ending up in Frankfur Germany where he struggled for years.Here are a selection of poems and lyrics based on his experiencesyou see some of the people he met and some of the motivational thoughts he held that brought him thru.You will see that poem can be in anyone and that we can survive anything.

Journey through Faith is a collection of poetry written during the period of the author's adolescence through young adulthood. It is based on non-fiction which depicts real life circumstances of the struggles that many people experience during the course of life. The collection of poetry includes poems which reflect expressions of love peace and hope and the author's spiritual connection with God.