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March 2004 - Jayson
Blair
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 Burning
Down My Masters' House: My Life at the New York Times by
Jayson Blair (Books) (Hardcover - March 2004) Other
Editions:
Hardcover |
Audio Cassette (Unabridged) |
Audio CD (Unabridged) |
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December 2002 - Ace
Atkins
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Crossroad Blues: A Nick Travers Mystery by
Ace Atkins ~ Similar books:
Mystery & Thrillers >
Mystery >
General |
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May 2002 - Darrin
Keith Bastfield
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Back in the Day : My Life and Times With Tupac Shakur by
Darrin Keith Bastfield ~ (May 28, 2002) Hardcover |
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August 2001 - E.
Lynn Harris
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Any Way the Wind Blows by
E. Lynn Harris. In a follow-up to
Not a Day Goes By (now available in
paperback), Harris explores the further dealings and misdealings
of Basil and Yancey ... |
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Not a Day Goes by : A Novel by
E. Lynn Harris,
Tina Pohlman (Editor) (Mass Market Paperback - May 2001)
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Not a Day Goes By by
E. Lynn Harris (Hardcover - July 2000) |
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E. Lynn Harris |
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March 2001 - Michael Datcher |
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Black Love by
Michael Datcher (Editor) (Paperback - 1999) |
| A Must
Read:
Raising Fences : A Black Man's Love Storyby
Michael Datcher (Hardcover - March 2001)
Read an excerpt |
Editorial reviews | Excerpt: "I've been obsessed with being
a husband and father since I was seven years old. Quiet as it's kept,
many young black men have the same obsession. Picket-fence dreams. A
played-out metaphor in the white community but one still secretly riding
the bench in black neighborhoods nationwide."
read more |
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Tough Love : Cultural Criticism & Familial Observations on the Life
& Death of Tupac Shakur (Black Words Series) by
Michael Datcher (Editor), et al (Paperback - November 1996) |
| More from
Michael Datcher |
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January 2001 -- Tananarive Due |
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The Black Rose by
Tananarive Due (Hardcover ).
The Black Rosein Paperback (January 2, 2001) The New
York Times Book Review, Charles Wilson: Tananarive Due's graceful
historical novel, The Black Rose, traces the life of Madame C.J. Walker
(1867-1919), née Sarah Breedlove, a penniless girl from Delta, Louisiana,
who became America's first black female millionaire. |
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The Living Blood by
Tananarive Due (Hardcover - April 2001)
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My Soul to Keep by
Tananarive Due (Paperback - April 1998) |
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Tananarive Due |
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