‘Town Educational Seminars

Okay Dame. So you know I had to do some diggin’ and thinking.

Being the pathological reader I am (wussup Joneze) I have to do a book list on town books. Keep in mind that this is partial, yet a start.

#1. Drive By Gary Rivlin. It is an account of the murder of Kevin Reed who as Kevin was former classmate
of mine at King Estate Middle School. He was murdered on Aeseon and Dowling on July 9th, 1990. I think that was the first funeral that I went to for someone so young. Not only does the book talk about Kevin’s murder, but about Kevin’s family, and Oakland’s history.

#2.More Like Wrestling by Danyel Smith. A tale of two sisters, coming up at the height of the Crack era. The book resonated with me on about 8 different levels. That is the reason; the main thing in maintaining the relationship viagra pfizer prix is to make satisfaction physically to each other. Other influences right goes up to the ability of shilajit to fight overall systemic weakness. you can try here cialis pills australia Today, after prolonged research and clinical investigation, doctors getting viagra in australia and their research team have been able to decode these ancient texts to know the right ingredients of sex herbs in their right proportion. The process is aided with reduction in limpness causing agents such as PDE5 enzymes, and increase in obese groups caused by unhealthy lifestyles, the prevention and treatment viagra cialis generic of the disease are increasingly severe. My copy has about 20 pages highlighted.

#3.Blues City: A Walk in Oakland by Ishmael Reed. Is was wonderful book that drops some jewels about the town and the history of some of our neighbohoods. Despite the fact that Ishmael and Alice do not get along, this is a fast read about our beloved town.

#4.Too Beautiful for Words by Monique Morris. This book is inspired largely by The Coup Song, Jesus the Pimp. Monique is real cool too.

#5. The Dying Ground and The Last King by Nichelle Tramble. Nichelle is a FIRST RATE myster writer who uses the Bay as her backdrop. My heart skips a beat every time I hear that she is publishing a new book. I cannot WAIT until the third installment of this serious.

Next up is a lil’ piece on the Mac Dre phenomenon.