This is a book that has but two goals in mind: to either drive the reader completely insensate with rage and disgust over the author's many inflammatory statements, or to open the reader to a strange and previously unknown wisdom that can only give him or her a deeper glimpse into the world around us.

A lyrical memoir of the sadness that accompanies us through life as we live, love laugh and cry.

Collected poems of Jean-Marc iyeli Adeyemi Akerele

Poetry that should be read while sitting in a dimly lit room, facing a large mirror. Just like drinking Absinthe, these poems are intoxicating.

Alade Akeju is up the proverbial creek without a paddle or even a light headwind. Not only has he just lost the lucrative business that he spent centuries building through an unexpected and spectacularly ruthless act of betrayal by his protege, but now the exceptionally powerful and extremely irate Orisha who has been chasing him for more than a thousand years has finally caught up to him in the 21st Century, leading to his becoming an unwilling guest of the federal penal system. And if that wasn't bad enough Yemoja, the Orisha who has bound him, is now forcing him to do some extremely evil...