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A black man from the Deep South - Selma, Alabama, writing prose about his life, the lives of those he grew up with; and, the rarely understood life of blacks living in a small, segregated southern town; and, the consequences of the Iraq War. This manuscript has three separate compositions: "Back When;" "Dried Chicken Feet and Turtle With No Tongues;" and "The Secretary and The Pain." The manuscript has 456 pages and 29,918 words. This includes the Contents, the Introduction, a few words of "thanks," as well as, a very short paragraph about the author. I would like this book published under...

Eight to the Tenth Power is a controversial book concerning the emotions, decisions, anger, philosophies surrounding abortion and a woman's right to choose. The constant questions surrounding what might the new child have been if it had not been terminated, permeates and consumes the creation of this book. The intent is not to belittle or cast blame upon those who have chosen to abort. Rather, it is to question whether that choice somehow needs revisiting. I don't know if a million, a billion or two billion abortions will ring an end to this procedure. I do know that it is something worthy of...

A black man from the Deep South - Selma, Alabama, writing prose about the consequences associated with children having children; three characters engaged in a strange and mythical relationship; and, his experiences while visiting a small Germany city. This manuscript has three separate compositions: "What Do They Say," "Savenna, Yongse, and Danuri," and "Weimar and the Hotel Elephant." This book is being published under the pseudonym "Chester Alfonso."