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The African Origin of Civilization: Myth or Reality por Cheikh Anta Diop

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (Signet Classics (Paperback)) por Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhenitsyn

A Winter Haunting por Dan Simmons

Iron Cages : Race and Culture in 19th-Century America por Ronald T. Takaki

The Other Brother por Brandon Massey

The Outer Limits - The Original Series, Season 2 (1963) por Vic Perrin

Uncle Tom's Children por Richard Wright

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GruposAfrican-American Fiction/Nonfiction, African/African American Literature, All Books Africa, Black Theology & Religious Studies, Books By Us, Chattylibrarians, Christianity, Collapse, Cookbookers, Diabetic Cooking, Baking and Diabetes Cookbooksmostrar todos os grupos

Autores favoritosMaya Angelou, James Baldwin, Steven Barnes, Octavia E. Butler, Patricia Hill Collins, J. California Cooper, Edwidge Danticat, Tananarive Due, Ernest J. Gaines, bell hooks, Nalo Hopkinson, Zora Neale Hurston, Brian Keene, Jamaica Kincaid, Stephen King, Bentley Little, H. P. Lovecraft, Brandon Massey, Toni Morrison, Walter Mosley, Gloria Naylor, Edgar Allan Poe, Anne Rice, Charles R. Saunders, Ntozake Shange, August Wilson (Favoritos partilhados)

Sobre mimI am a Young Adult Library Services Specialist with Houston Public Library. I plan programs for youth in 6th to 12th grade, visit schools to promote library services and talk with youth to gauge what they would like in their library. I would love to meet with other librarians to discuss issues such as the digital divide, information literacy and Library 2.0. I expect to complete my coursework in the University of North Texas School of Library and Information Sciences online degree program in December 2009 and graduate Spring 2010. I plan to focus my career in African-American studies. It is also my goal to pursue a doctorate in African-American Studies and utilize my degrees at an institution devoted to African-American collections and research.

Strangely, I love to do research. I also love to hang out in bookstores and libraries, share information with others, use the computer and search the Internet. I am also passionate about many social issues and love to discuss these issues with others.

As a Virgo and a personality type somewhere between INTJ and INFJ, I am an avid collector and reader. I love books, OTR (Old Time Radio) horror and mystery broadcasts, plush animals, candles, jewelry, recipes, cookbooks, unicorns and anything soft and cuddly -- the softer and cuddlier the better!

Sobre a minha bibliotecaThis library is a combination of books, CDs and DVDs that I own and those that I would like to own. Books I would like to own are on my Wish List. I have read most of the books that I own. I have also read many books in the past that I currently do not own. For the sake of completing my library, it is still my goal to get the books I have already read because, in my opinion, these are classics. It is also my goal to read not only all the books I own, but those that I still want to own.

Regarding DVDs, I only intend to collect the ones that I consider classic or educational. Once I watch a movie, I generally don't care to watch it again unless it is spectacular. At the moment I don't own any DVDs, so they are all on my wish list. The CD collection is comprised mainly of the CDs that I own and a few that I'd like to get. I will eventually get around to tagging the CDs and DVDs.

In short, my literary and entertainment interests are:

* Literature (African, Afro-Caribbean, African-American, Young Adult, Multicultural)

* Historical fiction and historical fantasy (i.e., African-American, Civil War, slavery and African Diaspora)

* Speculative Fiction (i.e., horror, science-fiction, fantasy)

* Utopias and Dystopias (plagues, nuclear holocausts, hostile alien invasions, end of world scenarios, oppressive and totalitarian societies, post-apocalyptic civilizations, alternate histories)

* Nonfiction --
Afrocentric or Afrikan studies,
African and African-American studies,
African Biblical studies,
Afrikan and Afrocentric Biblical studies,
Literary criticism,
Women's studies,
Womanism/Feminism,
Education reference,
Writing reference,
Cooking,
Diabetic education and lifestyle

* Folktales (African, Afro-Caribbean, African-American)

* Poetry (African-American, Afro-Caribbean, African)

* Humor -- morbid humor, macabre humor, sick humor, overlaps somewhat with horror. I think my taste in humor is rather twisted. I may need professional help because I think this is funny.

* DVD (genres, but not tagged) -- horror, mystery, science-fiction, African and African-American history

* CD -- I like a variety of music. See the library.

* MP3 -- a collection of OTR horror and mystery broadcasts

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I am happy that you find my library interesting and I am also happy to accept your friends invite. Thank you for your invitation. Please excuse my delay in putting forth a more informative profile. A crazy work schedule does not allow me to accomplish all that I set out to do in ‘my free time’ in a timely manner. I am still struggling with providing tags. Let me point out that I am a black male. A blue collar Joe with varied interests most of which grow out of a deep concern for social justice. Lately my long delayed intent to become more informed about the perspectives of women generally but especially radical women of color has been haunting me. I feel that I must commit time to that effort now. Your reading list is a godsend as I am a neophyte when it comes to serious readings in women studies. Thank you again. As far as afrofutrurism is concerned I must say that I am aware but have not fully grasped the concept or its implications. I have visited the website and that is where I was first to exposed to many of the titles that have in my library listed under sci-fi and speculative fiction. I would love to read your critical paper on this subject. Thanks again for your connection. One Love, AsaniJ
HI there, the library is coming along, but it is a publically funded institution. So, hours are getting cut, or positions not being replaced, due to the lowered tax base. However, we are still putting on programs. We had Susan Taylor, Jubilee Dance group , and others make appearances. We have a strong friends group that co sponsers some of our events. In regards to your employment I would practice interviewing, because I"m sure you'll get an interview somewhere. I also encourage your pursuit of the Ph.D.
I am sorry for disturbing you soon I will update my library section!!!!
hello, how r u?
PS: I love, love, LOVE David Wellington's zombie trilogy. It's like Peter Straub writing zombies. :>)
Sadly, Necrophobia is long out of print, and very hard to find. Your best bet is probably eBay.

As far as continuity goes, you can read the other three books without reading Necrophobia.

Necrophobia was basically a chance for other authors to play in the world of The Rising. It features three stories by Brett McBean, Michael Oliveri, and John Urbancik -- all set in the world of The Rising. Brett's takes place in Australia, Mike's takes place in Illinois, and John's takes place in Tibet. Brett's has since been reprinted in his short story collection TALES OF SIN AND MADNESS. I believe John and Mike have plans to reprint their stories in future collections of their work, as well.

Hope that helps?
The Survivors by Terry Nation was out of print until recently (I paid a huge amount for a second hand copy on eBay a couple of years ago (this was in my pre-BM days, not that this would have turned up on BM anyway). However, now a remake of the original 70s TV series has been shown on TV in the UK, the novel has been reissued with a modern TV-tie in cover.

John
AWESOME!!!! thank you so much. I will create an account for you on my site and may need you to make the blog entry. Lemm see what i can do and I'll get back to you.
You rock,
Mike
WOW, I love your profile here! I feel like I already know you. Thanks for the great suggestions on my site GettingBoysTORead.com. I agree completely about everything you said about the video book review. There are privacy issues around boys posting videos of themselves as well as possibly copyright issues (maybe for me too). I am also having some technical issues, plus logistical issues. Boy my list is long with video book reviews!

I read in your profile - "I plan to focus my career in African-American studies."

Would you be interested in writing a blog post or 2 for my website. I really need someone to address the problems of reading with minority boys. I don't know much about the issues, but I do know that the problem is even worse with various minorities. Please send me an email if you are interested, we'd all benefit from your insights.

thanks,
Mike
MrMLibrarian@gmail.com
LOL!!! I actually saw the quote original at the beginning of an independent film several years ago. I do not remember the name of it. But, when I got home, I googled the name of the guy and read it, liked it, adopted it as my ruler by which I will forever measure my existence.
Your wish is my command! Added the 'Horror' tag for you, although it will probably be months before I get all of the books in my library listed. Hope you find some that you enjoy.
Hi HarambeeGirl,

I used to be a Young Adult Librarian with the Houston Public Library. Now, I'm working as a corporate librarian still in Houston, TX. I see we share many books in common. I would like to follow your selections if you don't mind and am adding you as a friend. I tend to be more active on Goodreads, but occasionally check in with LibraryThing.

Happy reading!
Hi harambeegirl,
Thanks for the 411 I just received the book yesterday and started reading it. Its very interesting, very well written and full of things that make you pull out your highlighter. This is one" In 1868 hundreds of former slaves filed suit against white landowners demanding that the former slave masters be compelled to pay wages earned during the prior season's work.(not shocking!) Whites responded by burning down the courthouse, and with it all 1800 lawsuits filed by the freedmen" Typical!!

I think every American should read this book.

Nzingha
Thanks for the recommendation! You'll love Chicago. So much to do here.

I've always been into pan-africanism since I was little. I wanted to know more besides what I was learning in the classroom.

Aight, I'll holla!
Yo, what books are you reading right now? Hollaaaaaaa harambeegirl!
Hi Harambeegirl,

Sorry it took so long for me to respond but had lots of company due to a death in the family. the person suffered a long time so death was welcomed.Thanks for the suggestions for my mephew, I'll look into them.
I did not like the ending of Imaro sence you were left waiting for the next book which was "Imaro 2 The Quest of Cush" I did not even start it. I read instead
"Acacia"(The war with the Mein) book 1 by David Anthony Durham which I enjoyed very much. Its better than Imaro and is called epic fantasy. This book stands alone although you want to read book two. He hasn't finished it yet.
Nzingha
Hello,

I recently joined the All Books Africa Group. As a publisher who has just released a novel about the Angolan Civil War, I thought it might be worth bringing to your attention. Ondjaki's Good morning Comrades has just been released (indeed, i'm not sure amazon has changed it status yet). Ondjaki is a Lusophone writer of international reputation, and our edition of Good morning Comrades introduces him to an English speaking audience for the first time. It will not be the last: Aflame Books in the UK is set to release his fable The Whistler, and I know New Directions is also looking at publishing something by him soon. We expect he will become one of the most celebrated African novelists of his generation.

Anyway, if you would like further information on Comrades, you can chcekc out our website at www.biblioasis.com. It is also available online on amazon and elsewhere, and available through any good bookstore.

Thansk for your time, and I do hope that this was not too intrusive. (We're a small literary press based in Canada, and we're just trying to do whatever we can to let potential readers know about the book.

Best wishes,

Dan Wells
Hi Harambeegirl!

Just wanted to say thanks for adding me to your interesting libraries. For the small number of books I have catalogued so far, we certainly share quite a few, and they are heavy!!

Happy reading!

~Sweet Dissident
Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply! I think it's more older Blacks and high school drop outs that are facing the digital divide. The kids are easily using technology, but still have trouble spelling, etc. I am transferring to an African American Research Library and cultural center as well!!! We have one in fort Lauderdale, Fl. It's very pretty. There is always a program, and an exhibit for the public. There are plenty of books to check out,, but circulation is down for now. Once I get there, however, I'll do my part to check out books. I love Black studies too. I'm reading the Mis-education of the Negro for a book discussion next month. I just finished a book called "Bursting Bonds." by Mr. Pickens. I forget his first name. He also taught at Wiley College, where the movie, 'the great debator's' was based on. However, he wasn't in the debate club. Bursting bonds was very good, I never even heard of it, but I recommend it.
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