Jacqueline Johnson

A biography of the man who made famous the words "Black Power" as he fought for the rights of black people in this country, and later settled in Africa where he organizes young Africans to work for their rights.

The Story of Black Power

Stokely Carmichael

There are consequences for all the choices we make. The one thing we must realize, is that the choices we make not only effect us, but also those that love us dearly. Some wrong choices have caused many to lose their lives and caused many families to fall apart. The truth is, we have all made some bad decisions and had to suffer the consequences.We have to be very careful about trying to condemn others and start praying for them, as well as ourselves. Before I came into an intimate relationship with God, I believed I wasn't clean or good enough to be used for His kingdom building. I would often find myself telling God that when I stopped doing the things that weren't pleasing to Him, then I would come to Him. When I started to study His word and spend time with Him for myself, I realized He is the cleaning solution and a God of so many chances. He's a forgiving and merciful God. When you find yourself in the wilderness, when the world has written you off, when you are tired of doing things the same old way, and getting the same old results, God is there. He's knocking at your door, waiting for you to let Him in. No matter what your condition is, there is nothing too hard for God to handle. Whether you're locked up physically or mentally, never give up. What looks like the end to you, could be the very beginning of something awesome with God. Although you were convicted of the crime, true repentance can bring about a change.Each day you open your eyes is another opportunity to get right with God. As you read this book, I pray that if you are found guilty of doing things contrary to the word of God, this day you will make the right choice!

Convicted But Not Condemned

Someone once said, "There is nothing new under the sun only new ways to do things." This could be the anthem of the agencies that produced the advertisements shown in this exciting new book. Perfume magazine ads not only tell the story of the brand, they are on the resumÃ©s of many of the world's most famous fine artists. The images shown here represent great perfume houses at the height of their marketing prowess: Guerlain, Schiaparelli, Caron, Lentheric, Hattie Carnegie, Lanvin, Houbigant, and more. To make their brands unforgettable they hired the most creative talents available, including Andy Warhol, Dugo, Vladimir Bobrtsy (aka bobri), and fabulous photographers like Irving Penn and Edward Jacobson. These talents artists thrived in the fast paced, very lucrative perfume industry. For the perfume bottle collector, advertising historian, and those active in graphic arts, this beautiful book has over 370 magnificent images, in full color, that are responsible for the sale of millions of dollars worth of fragrance through the years.

Classic Perfume Advertising, 1920-1970

Marlon James

Jennifer Egan

Sonia Sanchez

Chris Abani

Amiri Baraka

Quincy Troupe

Staceyann Chin

Kwame Dawes

Willie Perdomo

Cheryl Boyce-Taylor

Hal Sirowitz

NY Writers Coalition

Making the Trees Shiver is an eclectic collection recreating the magic that is the annual Fort Greene Park Summer Literary Festival. Poetry and prose by Chris Abani, Amiri Baraka, Cheryl Boyce-Taylor, Staceyann Chin, Kwame Dawes, Jennifer Egan, Marlon James, Jacqueline Johnson, Willie Perdomo, Sonia Sanchez, Hal Sirowitz, and Quincy Troupe is interspersed with work by the talented next generation of writers from NY Writers Coalition's creative writing workshops. Making the Trees Shiver celebrates community writing at it's finest: expansive, authentic, and full of life. Like Fort Greene Park itself, these pages are noisy at times, chilling at others, but always full of spectacular views.

An Anthology of the First Six Years of the Fort Greene Park Summer Literary Festival

Making the Trees Shiver

Jacqueline Johnson

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