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 More from Michael Datcher. | 4 Guys and Trouble by Marcus Major (Hardcover - March 2001) | A Day Late and a Dollar Short by Terry McMillan (Hardcover - January 2001) | Breathing Room by Patricia Elam (Hardcover - January 2001) | Cane Riverby Lalita Tademy (Hardcover) Lalita Tademy quit her big job at a Fortune 500 company to research her slave-family ancestry and produce the landmark, fact-inspired novel Cane River, an engrossing saga stretching back five generations. Read an excerpt. | Chocolate Thoughts: Short Stories, Essays and Poetry from the Hearts and Minds of Real Black Men by S. James Guitard (Paperback - May 25, 2006) Other Editions: Hardcover | Paperback ~ a compilation of over 55 short stories, essays and poems from the hearts and minds of Black men. It provides a refreshing look at the psychological, social, political and economic views that are often held by Black men but not expressed to the general public. | Cover to Cover by D. M. Brown (Paperback - September 2000) | Farther Than I Meant To Go, Longer Than I Meant To Stay by Tiffany L. Warren (Author) (Paperback) She's independent, successful, and fulfilled in her spiritual walk. But bank president Charmayne Ellis is also overweight, close-to-forty…and wondering if she will ever be as successful in her personal life. She's never gotten much praise or caring from her ever-critical mother and sister. And her friends are more into matchmaking than being truly supportive.
| Forever by Timmothy B. McCann (Hardcover - April 2001) |
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