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Forever Was A Day
E. D. Arrington returns with: Forever Was A Day, the sequel to her spellbinding novel, Stay The Course. In this continuing saga, Lori faces possibly the toughest challenges of her short life's journey. Mere hours after attending her grandmother's ("Ma") funeral, Lori is sent away from the only home she knows, away from the only people she loves, to live in Alexandria, Virginia, with a relative she has just met. A relative who comes from the white-looking side of the family. A relative who has neglected to tell her husband one minor detail...that Lori looks like...a Negro. What Readers Said About Stay The Course: Stay The Course is a magnificent book. It's the kind of book that should be in e...
In Love With The Devil
Detective Lеѕliе Anаkin has аlwауѕ been a bу the book detective, always kерt hеr eyes fосuѕеd on thе саѕе аnd nоthing else. Hоwеvеr, thе latest саѕе hаѕn't аllоwеd her all thаt focus соnѕidеring the ѕuѕресt could be hеr сurrеnt lover. D'Angеlо Ricci runѕ thе Dеvil'ѕ Nеѕt, a nеw сlub downtown. Not оnlу iѕ hе a сlub оwnеr, but also thе nеwеѕt gаngѕtеr in Nеw Yоrk with a thiсk rесоrd, one hеll оf a temper and a clueless mind whеn it соmеѕ to Lеѕliе Anаkin. Trаvеl оn a journey with Lеѕliе аѕ ѕhе uncovers сluеѕ аbоut hеr lоvеr аnd iѕ left with a big dесiѕiоn tо mаkе!
No Matter What
Tormented for her weight, height, & dark-colored skin... Latonya turns to drugs to gain acceptance from her peers. It doesn’t work. The bullying grows stronger and the drugs get weaker. At 17, she starts prostituting – protected or unprotected. She is raped, beaten and sexually violated. After making a direct sale to an undercover cop, Latonya faces 2 to 6 years in prison. A plea with a judge allows her to enter rehab as an alternative to incarceration. She completes drug treatment, a job readiness program and completes her GED. Latonya learns to accept the consequences of her destructive lifestyle and continues to share her story with others.
The Dismembered Community
This book examines the intersecting communitarian endeavors of Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot, Michel Leiris, and Colette Peignot, known post-humously as Laure. Through detailed analysis of a series of interlocking texts that the four authors wrote on, for, and to one another on such topics as love, friendship, and fraternity, it explores these authors' theoretical elaborations of community, their actual communities, and the relation between the two.
