Shelly Eversley 
African American Literature in Transition, 1960-1970: Volume 13 [PDF ebook] 
Black Art, Politics, and Aesthetics

I Turned a Corner Once is a collection of poems that explore the experiences and relationships of the author over the course of fifty years. From their youth in a small coastal town in Cornwall in th …

I Came Home to the Lake Today is a poignant poetry collection that beautifully captures the ebbs and flows of life’s joys and sorrows. From the heart-wrenching aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing …

"this is a poetry collection; a journey of change of perception, a product of chaos, a reflection of a tear wiped, a lesson of a wound dried, a build-up of growth, from my heart to yours, to hol …

Only through dialogue with nature and the animal kingdom can we hope to fathom the human condition. Such conversation enables us to establish a fresh benchmark by which to gauge the significance of w …

Each of us are on the journey of mortality. A journey in which no one is spared a handful of heartaches, a time of trial, or a darkest hour. And though our time on Earth is a time for joy, love, and …

Mistakes Like This is a book of poetry that strongly emphasizes the harshest and most confusing of truths. This book focuses specifically on the realization and appreciation for one’s own worth and t …

Sally L. Fulton invites you to enter intimately into her life as she shares the depth of her grief in the death of her husband, her mother, and her unborn daughter, and comes to terms with regret, fi …

Poetry has always been our refuge in this life. We read it when we want to find our sanity, our balance, and hope in the days we aren’t feeling so great. And often, the hardest thing is to find the r …

The Barefoot Therapist records the Ward Battle, among other poems, which feature public sector cuts, drugs ECT, a mad society, the medical establishment, revolution, stifling bureaucracy, people powe …

Imagine a 12-year-old girl being told by society that she is displeasing to God and to the world because of who she is. This is where her journey begins. She grew up in the 1960s when being queer was …