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The Road is Long
The Road is Long is the debut poetry collection of Gerald L. Coleman, co-founder of the Affrilachian Poets. Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, Gerald L. Coleman writes with a clarity, depth of perception, and intensity that has led to his poems being published in anthologies and literary journals alike. This long-awaited collection of poetry is a triumph of literary ambition and the sublime.Praise for The Road is Long:"Affrilachia has been waiting for this book for a long time. Spend time in these pages and experience why we offer up pepper!" ~ Frank X Walker Kentucky Poet Laureate 2013-2014 Author of Isaac Murphy: I Dedicate This Ride"the road is long, is a sorghum of love and truth; r...
On the Black Hand Side
On the Black Hand Side is the a collection of poems about black life, love, and justice. Coleman is engaged in the project of showing that black people's humanity and that their lives matters. His work is a journey through his own life and experiences, in which, in the best traditions of poetry, he open his literary veins and spilling his own life, like incandescent blood, on the page. Coleman believes that poetry should accessible and honest. On the Black Hand Side is triumph in every sense. Join him as he takes you on a journey to the Black Hand Side.
Falling to Earth
falling to earth is the second collection of poetry by Affrilachian Poet Co-founder Gerald L. Coleman. This chapbook length collection is centered around the concept of love. Gerald L. Coleman explores love of self, others, lovers, and life. falling to earth is a profound journey into the heart of the poet.Praise for falling to earth:Gerald L. Coleman's poetry travels. He scours the expanse of countries and the breadth of literature to arrive in a lyric of love, self-actualization, and forgiveness. falling to earth warms like a dizzying heartbeat-reminding us that life is a wildish thing to be braved, not tamed. Shayla Lawson Author of Pantone and A Speed Education In Human BeingIn falling t...
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The First Christmas of the War
SPECIAL PEARL HARBOR 75TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION WITH ALL-NEW BONUS MATERIAL From USA Today bestselling author Alan Simon ‘Twas the week of Christmas, Nineteen forty-one; The season’s joy overshadowed by the war just begun. The Great Depression years finally behind them, the entire Coleman family of Pittsburgh has been looking forward to this Christmas for almost the entire year. For the first time in more than a decade, Gerald and Irene Coleman have tucked away enough extra money to make up for all the lean years of disappointingly modest Christmas gifts for their children. But December 7, 1941 has changed everything, and for the past two weeks the entire family has followed with despair t...
A Dialogue on Ethical Issues of Life and Death
This book, written in the form of a dialogue, is an introduction to several ethical theories and to four major contemporary moral issues: euthanasia, abortion, animal rights, and capital punishment.
Thanksgiving, 1942
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Microphone Check
Microphone Check is Gerald L. Coleman at his best. A defiant homily on privilege, race, and the social contract - his poems are neither timid nor retiring. With his finger on the pulse of the issues that grip our times, this Affrilachian Poet screams in blistering appeal to our human nature for justice. This is not the collection for readers seeking odes concerning flowers and misty summer mornings by the lake. It is poetry for revolutionaries and the conscious.Praise for Microphone Check:In Microphone Check, Gerald L. Coleman checks more than his sound. He checks my privilege, my conscience, my pulse. Coleman is akin to an Old Testament prophet, righteous and fed up, screaming out from the ...
